Sentence examples for sufficiently explanatory from inspiring English sources
The main dissatisfaction with this solution is that many do not find it sufficiently explanatory of thermodynamic behavior.
If not, failure to find sufficiently explanatory plastic responses could simply mean that the experimental conditions failed to accurately mimic the natural conditions.
For example, Pinto et al. [ 10] supported a one-factor structure based on observation in a clinical sample that the first factor was sufficiently explanatory, which rendered additional factors extraneous.
Animal models provide a solid route to this inference – because they can disprove genetic change in a phenotype, while also documenting sufficiently explanatory individual plasticity (Réale et al. 2003; Charmantier et al. 2008).
This is the kind of issue that led Gould and Lewontin to write their 1979 "Spandrels paper" already cited – they warned against the too-frequent habit of biologists to consider plausible scenarios about how organisms could have evolved to be sufficiently explanatory with respect to how they really did evolve.
In addition, the first-stage F-statistics are sufficiently larger than 10, which means that the cigarette tax per pack has sufficient explanatory power for cigarette prices per pack.
The present brief review examines the currently available biomarkers, and those under development, and asks whether they add sufficiently valuable, explanatory information over traditional diagnostic and prognostic criteria for CAP to warrant their routine use and improve patient management.
In all cases this choice (i.e. r = 4) provided sufficiently confined but explanatory partitions, which did not require further refinements.
Perhaps there are generalizations that unify sufficiently to qualify as explanatory, according to the unificationist account, but do not count as laws according to the MRL account.
In general, this is achieved by including only those variables that have a sufficiently high degree of explanatory ability, as defined by a statistical criterion.
