Sentence examples for the service of explaining from inspiring English sources

"Scholarly forests have been clear-cut in the service of explaining his so-called fetishes," he writes.

Indeed, epigenetics is already being used in the service of explaining the persistence, within specific groups, of long-lasting social/health issues, such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, mental health, but also poverty, inequalities, neglect and their dysfunctional perpetuation generation after generation.

It is certainly one of the oldest restaurants in the country — it dates from 1840 — and continues to provide the kind of antebellum menu that Freedman describes and clarifies as haute-Creole cuisine, thus performing what for me was the invaluable service of explaining the cultural and culinary differences between Creole and Cajun cooking.

The higher share of female early adopters using the service of 'Multicity' can be explained by the fact that women prefer using one type of car when using carsharing: 73%% of the women agreed, whereas 52%% of the men prefer always using the same type of car.

And it was another adviser, formerly in the service of the Jin emperor, who explained to him the uses of peasants and craftsmen as producers of taxable goods.

That presents an extraordinary policy dilemma for the United States and Israel, which "Hamas: Politics, Charity, and Terrorism in the Service of Jihad" does little to explain, let alone resolve.

The factors were assigned the following names: "poor working environment" (explained 23.2%% of variance), "urbanization and employment in the service sector" (explained 20.8%% of variance), "industrial pollution" (explained 19.7%% of variance), "economic wealth" (explained 13.6%% of variance).

The mailing includes a descriptive IRB approved flyer about the study and a letter from the medical director of the service explaining study procedures and inviting study participation.

Mr. Panetta, who made the decision on the recommendation of the service chiefs, explained it this way: "They're fighting and they're dying together," he said during a Jan . 24news conference.

"I think it could be argued in fact that anyone who has built a decent-sized network like this has had some effect on the business in a positive way that is actually building trust for the user and getting more users to adopt the product or service based on the quality of the service" Williams explained.

ANC is free in Kenya [ 4], therefore rural and urban women have an almost equal opportunity of getting the services thus explaining the observed weak relationship.