Sentence examples for provide an explanatory from inspiring English sources

Sandwiched between the rehab scenes are quick flashbacks to Gwen's childhood (Diane Ladd is her alcoholic, fun-loving mother) that provide an explanatory family dynamic.

Kitcher holds that races exist biologically not in the sense that genes provide an explanatory foundation for racial groups but in the sense that one can define races as "breeding populations" and track the historical development of traits.

This paper attempts to provide an explanatory framework for understanding these results.

By appealing to the psychological mechanisms of empathy, philosophers intended to provide an explanatory account of the phenomenological immediacy of our aesthetic appreciation of objects.

This dichotomy was analysed in light of Fishbein and Ajzen's theory of reasoned action in order to provide an explanatory framework.

Even if he is wrong about that, it remains an open question whether the challenge can be met, or whether the endless heterogeneity of potential masks makes it impossible to provide an explanatory specification.

The Times typically provides an explanatory box in print and a link online, but it could do more.

This is faithful to the intent of the playwright who, a year after the publication of Freud's "Interpretation of Dreams," presented "A Dream Play" and provided an explanatory note that "the author has tried to imitate the disconnected but apparently logical form of a dream".

They view game theory as providing an explanatory account of strategic reasoning.

The Social Cognitive Theory of Career Development (TSCDC), postulated by Lent et al. (1994), based on Bandura (1977), and Hackett and Betz (1981), provides an explanatory model of three independent, yet interconnected, processes on career-related decisions.

Second, a driver provides an explanatory power that cannot be replaced by any other drivers.