Sentence examples for always been explained from inspiring English sources

The problem with physics for many people is that it has always been explained in the language of mathematics.

While targets and pathways downstream of oncogenic fusion proteins provide a wealth of therapeutic targets in Ewing sarcoma [226], the clinical benefits from targeted therapy have been limited, and not always been explained by target expression  [242], [253].

The difficulty has always been explaining how these species's ancestors got to such remote islands in the first place.

"Regional patterns can't always be explained by anthropology, but they exist," she went on.

The two congeal into a personal history that can't always be explained but must often simply be accepted.

From Jane Eyre to Wide Sargasso Sea to now, it must always be explained to outsiders, and clearly.

And the most effective protest will come not from critics and audiences, whose grumbling can always be explained away, but from singers, without whom nothing can happen.

Critics have shown that the finding is highly susceptible to idiosyncratic definitions of both democracy and war, that peace produces democracy rather than the reverse and that democratic peace can almost always be explained by hard-nosed Realpolitik.

So moral differences can always be explained.

Its efficacy in treatment cannot always be explained by body fluid drug levels.

Evidence for spontaneous generation could always be explained by appeal to Augustine's theory of the pre-existent "seminal reasons".