Sentence examples for be explicable as from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to be explained.
A large number of the well-authenticated stories of monstrous marine creatures seem to be explicable as incorrect observations of animals already well known.
Some of them may be explicable as long-overdue remedies to unjust neglect, but why did the spate of building happen when it did, in the first few years of the present century?
The nasty gratification that he takes in seeing Mr. McGregor die may be explicable as that of a vengeful son who rejoices in seeing his own father's killer killed, but it is not at all a rendering of a persuasively animal trait.
This would be explicable as the role of the glutathione pathway is to detoxify peroxide radicals produced by oxidative phosphorylation.
This apparent anomaly may be explicable as recent computational work indicates that miR402 may target other mRNAs [ 39].
The atomist can argue that sense perceptions are explicable as complex events, initiated by objects each one made up of a lot of atoms floating in the void, from which atoms proceed and traverse the intervening space, and affect the senses.
As noted by Daw et al. [5] and Bertin et al. [24], these results are explicable as consequences of semi-Markov state-space models.
Cell proliferation was found mainly in the stem and TA cell compartments as expected (Fig. 1A) and the overall 3D structure of the stratified squamous epithelium was maintained as the total number of different types of NHKs remained at a very stable level (Fig. 1B).(This is explicable as terminally differentiated cells are lost from the model).
Most of the modified traits, both morphological and physiological, can be readily explained as direct consequences of such deficiencies, while other traits are explicable as indirect consequences.
7 The use of social media is explicable as part of individuals' well-documented need for autonomy, competence and relatedness, intrinsic and extrinsic rewards and well-being perceptions.
Most repertoire differences between individuals and sites were explicable as a consequence of environmental affordances and sampling effects: overall gesture frequency was a good predictor of universality of occurrence.
