Sentence examples for adopted explanation from inspiring English sources

The adopted explanation for the origin of the as-grown doping level in epitaxial graphene based on the spontaneous polarization of hexagonal SiC and its most up-to-date values is reaffirmed.

One of the most commonly adopted explanation involves a sudden slab avalanche in the middle of the night, threatening to bury the tent.

Table 1 Explanation of adopted symbols   Explanation Symbol   u(t) Transmitted pseudo-noise (PN) binary chip sequence L Number of chips in the sequence of u(t) V 0 Magnitude of the chips in u(t) a i Values of the chips in u(t) with i being chip index.

First, there is the fundamental discrepancy between the (lumped) measured behavioral properties (i.e., fruit fly displacements) and the (detailed) properties of the underlying mechanisms (i.e., dispersivity, sensory perception, and state transition) that are adopted as explanation.

To conclude, to date explanations for why HRV may be reduced in depression have typically adopted cognitive explanations for example, an inability to disengage threat detection that then serves to perpetuate worry and hyper-vigilance, even when no real threat exists (Thayer and Lane, 2000).

Departed from Toulmin' s argumentation pattern and abridged it to suit young students' cognition ability, the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) framework was developed to modeling scientific explanation and adopted for guiding students' explanation (e.g., Sandoval and Reiser 2004; McNeill et al. 2006; Songer et al. 2009).

One group adopting this explanation called themselves the iatrophysicists; another school, preferring to view life as a series of chemical processes, were called iatrochemists.

Descartes did not adopt this explanation.

2). A New, Far Shorter Definition of an Incident of Care: The study appears to have been designed to minimize the cost advantages of telehealth services, with the researchers adopting (without explanation) different standards of measurement than those applied in their 2014 analysis.

Thus, because an explanation for this peculiar phenomenon based on an initiating event involving genetic mutations appears unlikely, we have recently identified "foreign-body" carcinogenesis as a key paradox in the initial steps of carcinogenesis if one were to adopt the explanation suggested by the somatic mutation theory [ 7].

The vast majority of explanations for how language and cooperation arose (a) fail to make specific reference to any detailed account of human evolution and (b) adopt multifactorial explanations of a kind seldom if ever invoked when other species are discussed [ 7- 13].