Sentence examples for attributes to explain the from inspiring English sources

The most important attributes to explain the texture of the micro-gels-enriched stirred yoghurts were consistency and graininess, which could then be associated to structural parameters.

In comparison to historical economic thought, which has been deeply influenced by physics, terminologies such as "business ecosystem" and "symbiotic patterns of business alliances" invoke distinctively different attributes to explain the birth of firms and industries.

However, the causes usually attributed to explain this phenomenon, from my point of view, are not causes, but consequences of a change occurring with regard to the concept of disease.

The results of the Polish study are only partially parallel to the findings of Coeterier (1996), who defined a limited set of attributes to explain landscape perception, regardless of the landscape type.

Although Pcat has all the attributes required to explain the density reversal process leading to calres-valres cell formation, there is no conclusive evidence for its activation in vivo.

We focus on three generic attributes that help to explain the emergence and intensity of resistance by local communities to uranium mining: the ecology and geography of the resource; the degree and type of political and economic marginalisation of the community; and crucially, the connection and integration of local concerns with broader social movements and political demands.

Commentators wishing to stress the "distinctness" of the attributes find themselves having to explain the sense in which Spinoza can mean that the mind and the body are "one and the same".

It was impossible to visualize ether because contradictory properties had to be attributed to it in order to explain the phenomena known at any given time.

Simek rejects notions of a "vegetation cult" venerating Sif, says that Sif does not appear to have a function, dismisses theories proposing connections between Sif's hair and grain as "over-zealous interpretation[s]", and theorizes that Snorri invented the story of Sif's shorn locks in attempt to explain the attributes of various gods.

In contrast, the lower allele frequency and OR, with a higher p value for the APOL3 nonsense variant, and the weak association for the FOXRED2 missense mutation, render these variants to be very unlikely candidates to explain the risk attributed to this genomic region.

The stakeholder relationship has also an attribute description, that is used to explain the intentions of the stakeholder for the particular requirement.