Sentence examples for systematic explanation from inspiring English sources

The crime pattern theory provides systematic explanation for this.

In that spirit Kaspi himself proposes a systematic explanation of the creation as described in Genesis.

But we can also place Plato in a tradition that seeks a systematic explanation of the natural phenomena.

A systematic explanation for this intriguing observation of sulfur promoting α-Al2O3 establishment is provided from the perspective of kinetics competition between θ and α.

The few older tor ages have no systematic explanation, and may indicate inheritance from an earlier cycle of bedrock near-exposure.

This is what Berlin suggests; but, once again, he does not offer a systematic explanation of the nature of non-systematic reason.

However, while Descartes's scientific revolution and the Enlightenment – which established rationality as the driving force of general culture – pushed God out of the picture in France (and, with David Hume, in Britain too), in Germany, where a unique kind of philosophy emerged at the end of the 18th century, God still headed up systematic explanations of man and nature and the meaning of life.

In addition, biologists have recently been asking more about the systematic explanations of gene expression patterns.

Indeed, it is frequently observed (by, for example, Gould 1981; Ruse 1984; Gregory 2008) that it is important to distinguish between claims about the fact (which Wade calls, misleadingly, the "historical process") of evolution and theories about that is, systematic explanations of the paths and processes of evolution.

"But if you star to unpack that," Fomby added, "you'll find that there are some pretty systematic explanations for why those patterns occur".

Yet they offer no systematic, principled explanation of how similarities between things are fixed or why kinds should be distinguished in certain ways rather than others.