Sentence examples for be explained only if from inspiring English sources

The observations of the Compton effect (1922) by American physicist Arthur Holly Compton could be explained only if light had a wave-particle duality.

The oscillation at 450 times a second could be explained only if the black hole was spinning, though at a fairly leisurely rate, Dr. Strohmayer said.

However, it is further shown that the extent of decrease of Hd with increasing strain (Iˆav) beyond Iˆavc can be explained only if it is additionally postulated that the plastic zone itself shrinks in size with increasing strain.

The results can be explained only if the fracture toughness parameters controlling decohesion – e.g. the fracture toughness of the thermally grown oxide and the fracture toughnesses of the interfaces bounding it – are influenced strongly by small changes in composition arising from interdiffusion with the bond coat and underlying substrate, such that they are degraded during thermal cycling.

The movements of stars and galaxies can apparently be explained only if there is much more gravitating matter in the universe than the visible stuff of atoms and molecules.

The distinct chromatin changes observed in the RP genes during repression can be explained only if both osmotic and diamide stresses operate via distinct pathways.

If this finding was explained only by smoking the HR of lung cancer in the HCV cohort probably should have been higher, as in previous studies the relative risk of lung cancer was ∼10 among smokers compared with non-smokers (Pesch et al, 2012), whereas that for pancreatic cancer was around two-fold (Bosetti et al, 2012).

In this view, because people act on beliefs, ideas, or meanings whether conscious or not their actions can be explained properly only if the relevant meanings are grasped.

The peak intensities of the unmodified GST and modified GST were very similar, which could be explained if only one subunit of the GST dimer was modified.

Also present is Jamie Hector, aka Marlo, a professionally trained actor who is something of a chaperone to Pearson; I could meet her, her manager explained, only if he was free to meet, too.

This can only be explained, if climate is not the dominating control mechanism.