Sentence examples for be explained by processes from inspiring English sources
The suite of changes at Natia may be explained by processes of regional and local environmental changes, and human adaptation in terms of subsistence, spatial organization, and competition.
Most of this loss can be attributed to heat, but it can also be explained by processes such as respiration, growth and reproduction, defecation, and death and decomposition (The Habitable Planet, n.d).. Figure 2 illustrates an idealistic model of nutrient cycling, in which nutrients move from the physical environment (i.e. the inorganic nutrient pool) to living organisms.
Given the current state of neuroscience, the conclusion that phenomenal experience cannot be explained by processes in the head seems hard to accept (Block 2005).
Potential false positive SNVs can be explained by processes likely to occur during formalin fixation, like deamination and depurination processes.
Of the discordant loci we found 149 (0.99%) potential false positives with all but four that can be explained by processes likely to occur during formalin fixation, as e.g. deamination (C > T, A > G, 76 Loci, 53%).
The high surface roughness of Al2O3, mainly composed of γ-phase, and TiO2, composed of anatase and rutile, could be explained by process inhomogeneities.
Anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect of BV may be explained by process of counterirritation, which increases pain thresholds sensitivity and reduces pain rating [ 3].
Next possible mechanism of anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect of BV may be explained by process of counterirritation and pain threshold regulation, which increases pain thresholds sensitivity and reduces pain rating [ 3].
Npepps is an aminopeptidase that is active specifically in the brain (Hui, 2007), and the similarity between Synpo2 and Npepps is explained by processes related to protein processing, such as ubiquitination and protein proteolysis.
Many patterns of distribution and abundance of intertidal animals are explained by processes of movements of animals, selecting particular habitats or levels on the shore, or interacting with other species.
) The strong interpretation seeks explanations that cite pathogenic processes in brain systems, just as bodily diseases are explained by processes in other organs.
