Sentence examples for Accepted explanation from inspiring English sources

"The accepted explanation for such cases has been that they reflect incomplete rod and cone loss," said Brown.

Gross had overturned the accepted explanation that it was the occupying Nazis who had ordered the Jedwabne pogrom.

Loss of lens elasticity is one of several proposed mechanisms responsible for the decline in accommodation with age and is the most accepted explanation for presbyopia.

Even the accepted explanation these days that wealth has accrued to the wealthy and left the rest of the country behind isn't quite as it seems.

The most accepted explanation is a simple confluence of altitude, loneliness and the heightened emotions that accompany the humiliating experience that is modern air travel.

Thus, when empirical laws are able to satisfy curiosity by uncovering an orderliness in the behaviour of objects or events, the scientist may advance a systematic scheme, or scientific theory, to provide an accepted explanation of why these laws obtain.

The most accepted explanation is that they escaped from a shipping crate at Kennedy International Airport in the late 1960s and flew first to Brooklyn before settling in Edgewater; there are some parrots in Brooklyn, too.

Unfortunately, there is no clear and accepted explanation of the formation (neither the mechanisms nor the conditions) of SAM and/or multilayer on substrate surfaces.

There is no widely-accepted explanation of Venus' rotation right now.

Interestingly, the concept of "cranes" gives no sufficient or widely-accepted explanation for evolvability.

At the macroscopic level, a widely-accepted explanation of this phenomenon is that, under force, the proteins undergo topological rearrangements, transitioning from low to high affinity states [ 74 ].