Sentence examples for revised explanation from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 Revised explanation functionality in Fuzzy Chronicles.

For every person Michael Heseltine has reassured with his revised explanation about the demise of his mother's dog, he will have baffled many more.

Process management involves the iterative processes of designing an investigation, collecting data, constructing and revising explanations based on data, evaluating explanations, and communicating arguments.

Maybe the swiftness with which officials revised that explanation should have served as a caution to take the new analysis, too, as provisional.

"As part of this proposed update, we revised our explanation of how things like your name, profile picture and content may be used in connection with ads or commercial content to make it clear that you are granting Facebook permission for this use when you use our services," a company spokeswoman, Debbie Frost, said in a statement on Wednesday.

We also revised our explanation of why prior understanding of IL-2 pathway topology predicted saturation at 10 pM and how this prediction differs from our experimental results—for thoroughness and clarity (paragraph starting " Furthermore, this model of IL-2 production predicted a weak antigen dependency that saturated near the canonical IL-2 signaling threshold of 10 pM…).

Six years later, in Rhapsody or additions to the Letter on sentiments, he revises his explanation of these mixed sentiments by noting that each individual representation has a subjective and an objective component.

We hypothesized that blogs may provide benefits beyond face-to-face collaborations because a record of explanations is accessible for subsequent reflection, which allows students to revisit and revise their explanations.

Gaddis offers a painstaking explanation of the way historians reach conclusions, the way they test their assumptions, the way they constantly revise their explanations.

These collections have the potential to force historians to revise their explanations of such major diplomatic questions as the partition of Africa, and the origins of the first and second world wars.

If borne out by observations, the hypothesis would force scientists to revise their explanations of long-term sea-level change.