Sentence examples for use of explanatory from inspiring English sources

But the use of explanatory extensive "text boxes" (some are four pages long) interrupts the narrative.

However, where Rescher proposes to base the choice of acceptable truths on considerations of plausibility, Thagard suggests the use of explanatory coherence for that purpose.

To avoid simultaneous use of explanatory variables with large correlations in the models, we made a selection among variables with correlations greater than 0.8 or smaller than − 0.8.

Indeed, it has been suggested that the inconsistent outcomes observed in trials comparing oral and LAI antipsychotic medications may be a function of the use of explanatory or pragmatic trial designs.

Use of an explanatory mixed methods design (Punch 2009) enabled examination of the potential of qualitative data to corroborate quantitative data (Bryman 2008) and contributed evidence relating to why change did or did not occur.

From the perspective of conceptual change theory (Sinatra et al. 2008), one issue this study highlights is that the use of multiple explanatory systems is normative (Evans 2005; Evans et al. 2011; Nehm et al. 2010a).

Although the use of fewer explanatory variables are recommended for ease in model application and validation (Sileshi 2014), in the present study D and H were directly measured and therefore could be applied for biomass estimation.

Informed consent was obtained by use of an explanatory text, which because of the high illiteracy rate was read aloud.

The use of an explanatory letter of invitation and contact with the paediatrician were more common among doctors (Table 2).

A second difference from the standard BYM model, not so obvious, is the use of standardized explanatory variables.

Third, on a methodological level, the use of an explanatory mixed methods design provides the opportunity to purposefully investigate contextual elements that might have been overseen initially.