Sentence examples for authors to explain from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the reduction of N-related defects has been suggested by different authors to explain the blueshift observed in annealed samples [60, 61].

In both cases, modals realizing potentiality (e.g., could) and probability (e.g., would) encourage authors to explain why a particular event either turned out positively or negatively for a particular actor.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) "State of the Climate" culled research from almost 60 countries, and tapped nearly 500 authors to explain the environmental phenomenon.

We found that classifying conclusions as simply "positive" or "negative" did not reflect the range of language used by authors to explain their results.

Several hypotheses were put forward by the authors to explain these findings.

Physiotherapists were initially contacted by one of the authors to explain the details of the study.

I don't want the author to explain anything to me or to interfere.

Buskey writes, "Much of Porter's book can be seen as a vehicle for the author to explain to Smith just how wrong he was".

Much of Porter's book can be seen as a vehicle for the author to explain to Smith just how wrong he was.

The children are carrying out the orders of their mother, Julie Kathryn Erbee), who is too depressed to leave their trailer park; nonetheless, she does eventually arrive on the scene, having followed their snow prints, unbidden except by the author, to explain her depression and her hopes for her children's happiness.

Westendorp asked Vandenbroucke, who was a co-author, to explain to the journal's editor, a friend of the more senior epidemiologist, why one reviewer's comments were misguided.