Sentence examples for be adapted to explain from inspiring English sources

The findings demonstrate that, while Lee's theory was conceptualized to explain global labour migrations, it can also be adapted to explain the mobility of histopathologists between the public and private sectors in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

To mitigate this problem, sensitivity analysis was adapted to explain their inference mechanism[ 26].

Lee's (1966) push-pull theory is adapted to explain the pull sector switching behaviours of histopathologists.

I consider this to be very significant because the model therefore has the added strength of having proven to be predictive rather than being adapted to explain the evidence.

This model has also been adapted to explain or predict access to and use of medication [ 30], receipt of disease-prevention advice from physicians [ 31] and quality of life issues [ 32].

Vaughan elaborated on his selection of Image thus: Although Vaughan has written for television, and has endeavored to have his previous works adapted into film, he stresses that he developed Saga strictly to be a comic book, and not to be adapted to other media, explaining, "I wanted to do something that was way too expensive to be TV and too dirty and grown-up to be a four-quadrant blockbuster".

Subsequently, we explain how the model can be adapted to mid-myocardial and epicardial electrode positions.

Then we will explain how the same strategy may be adapted to other logics in the modal family.

Clifford Reid, the chief executive, explains that his firm's process can easily be adapted to huge volumes.

This can be adapted to American usage.

Due to the similarity to the exciton-cavity photon coupling, the formalism of the vacuum Rabi splitting [24] is easily adapted to explain the SPP dispersion relation.