Sentence examples for be explained by river from inspiring English sources
This evolution could be explained by river flow rate activity.
If extant river dolphins are monophyletic, and if their affinity for freshwater is an ancestral trait, then their far-flung distribution can be explained by river hopping, analogous to the widely recognized biogeographic process of island hopping [ 2].
Hierarchical partitioning of the data indicated that the majority of variation in genetic diversity among populations could be explained by variation in the river slope (58.9%) and distance from the source (21.5%).
Recent studies that applied landscape genetic methods suggest that the variability in the disease progression can often be explained by the presence of rivers, mountains and roads (Childs et al. 2000; Russel et al. 2006; Blanchong et al. 2008; Neaves et al. 2009).
The relatively low differential gene expression observed in this cluster compared to the freshwater baseline samples can be explained by the fact that the river also experienced low light levels in November, as well as high turbidity in June.
This relationship can be explained by the drying up of rivers and streams creating suitable breeding sites for the vector fauna.
And it is this: fuller rivers cannot be explained by more rainfall or haze or changes in land use, but they can be explained by higher concentrations of atmospheric carbon dioxide.The mechanism is straightforward.
Hypotheses opposing this model have argued that the colonization of Circum-Mediterranean rivers cannot be explained by a northern route.
Such potentially conflicting results could likely be explained by the variation in the extent of river flow between the two study sites.
These data then were statistically analyzed in association with water and sediment quality data to determine whether the ARG distribution in river sediments can be explained by environmental pollution, which has implications to public health in the city.
The early importance of Magadha may be explained by its strategic position in the Ganges (Ganga) River valley, enabling it to control communication and trade on the river.
