Sentence examples for advocated to explain from inspiring English sources
Multiple mechanisms have been advocated to explain the relationship between H. pylori and iron status and their association might reduce iron deposit.
Alteration of several ion channels has been advocated to explain this painful condition, but a univocal consensus has not emerged.
The supramolecular nature of humic matter and its response to organic acids have been advocated to explain the bioactivity of humus on plants [6], its molecular dynamics [14] and the slow release of sorbed contaminants [15].
In that study, mortality in patient transferred from ward to ICU was very high, and problems of patient selection, appropriateness and timeliness of ICU transfer have been advocated to explain these results.
Based on our detailed investigation of the lattice parameters of the embedded Pb NCs, we believe that the usual explanation advocated to explain superheating, i.e., interface epitaxy suppresses the melting nucleation, cannot fully account for the melting behavior of the embedded Pb NCs in Si and Cu.
Multiple mechanisms have been advocated to explain this immunosuppression.
This makes it hard for advocates to explain exactly how health-care reform will improve conditions for the insured, at least in the short term.
These areas could the target of initiatives to increase their awareness and understanding, for example the use of patient advocates to explain how the NHS works or to help asylum seekers access care out with normal surgery hours.
Cuvier advocated catastrophism to explain the patterns of extinction and faunal succession revealed by the fossil record.
Furthermore, they suggest that proteins present during particle formation may tentatively become an integral part of calcifying nanoparticles, a notion that had been advocated earlier to explain the biology of NB ([1] [3], [46]; see also refs. [113], [114] for related studies).
Vanderplank [ 10] advocated this mechanism to explain that polymorphism for virulence can be maintained in pathogen populations exposed to hosts with R genes.
