Sentence examples for a theoretical explanation why from inspiring English sources
In the first part of the paper, the author provides a theoretical explanation why multimedia is popular in engineering: because it tries to provide an artificial "being-in-the-world" experience.
Grimm 27 provided a theoretical explanation why saturation of clearance can greatly underpredict receptor occupancy of poorly accessible targets.
To that point, the expectation, for example, that the gap should be time-invariant when the measurement instrument changes to account for more complex literacy related activities in higher grade levels seems somewhat counter-intuitive, but would at least need a rather elaborate theoretical explanation why that should be the case.
The largest tensile strain and stress are always induced along the line joining the point loads, which gives theoretical explanation why most of the cylindrical specimens are split apart along the line joining the point loads under the axial PLST.
More interesting still is that both sides may also prefer the wholesale price-only contract; this finding provides a theoretical explanation for why that inefficient (but simple) contract is widely adopted in supply chain transactions.
Boeri and Jimeno (2005) offer a theoretical explanation of why dismissal costs are lower for small firms and then test the effect of employment protection on lay-off probabilities by comparing small and large firms.
Thus, we do not have a theoretical explanation for why optimizing likelihood under S2+CAT should lead to good supertrees.
It was shown by many researchers [ 52] -[ 54] that model averaging performs better than model selection (for a theoretical explanation see [ 53, 55]) which may explain why BVSA performs better than LMML and SBRA.
Some experts argue there is a theoretical explanation for remote viewing and similar powers.
A theoretical explanation for previously infertile mothers' vulnerability to depression.
A theoretical explanation, experimental results and error analysis are presented.
