Sentence examples for tangible explanations from inspiring English sources

Patients seek the same from their GP whether or not their symptoms can be explained by well-defined medical conditions; constructive dialogue, tangible explanations for their symptoms, and treatment and care [ 38, 39].

However, there are a number of other tangible explanations that have arisen out of in vitro studies designed to examine the mechanisms underlying group III mGlu receptor-mediated protection.

Defense is the one tangible explanation for 17-1.

For all the optimism taking hold in the markets these days, it is hard to find a tangible explanation.

Messrs Becker and Murphy posit that these failures stem from a breakdown in the American family, but Alan Krueger offers a more tangible explanation.

Lisa McHale said that the finding of C.T.E. in her husband's brain gave her some solace by offering a more tangible explanation for his emotional demise, and perhaps sparing him from a bleak future.

When O'Connor writes that he spent 18 months in search of the "tangible explanation for Jeter's intangible grace" and "the passion behind his pinstripes," he is more than foreshadowing that he did not unearth Montgomery Burns-like evil within this "biracial golden child".

The only tangible explanation is the genetic component — if a parent has autism there is a good chance their child will as well.

As a result, it was entirely up to McGowan to serve as a proxy viewer in replicating her subjective experience into a tangible explanation for the music. .

The poet Lêdo Ivo put it perfectly: "There will probably never be a tangible and acceptable explanation for the language and style of Clarice Lispector...

The world, as perceived by those who inhabit it, consists of tangible matter, but this explanation cannot be complete.