Sentence examples for be sufficiently explained by from inspiring English sources

Our belief in equal human dignity, for example, along with derivative beliefs about the wrongness of slavery or rape, might be sufficiently explained by our having grasped the moral truth that human beings have such dignity and so should not be treated as "mere means" (see section 2.4).

These sensorimotor facilitation/interference effects were sustained and could not be sufficiently explained by initial retrieval and transformation costs.

To identify risk factors for persistence of functional somatic symptoms (FSS; ie, somatic symptoms that cannot be sufficiently explained by underlying organic pathology).

However, anatomical differences between vertebrate nervous systems can be sufficiently explained by changes in developmental expression patterns of existing regulatory and structural genes of the neuron.

For over 100 years vascular barrier competence was generally acknowledged to be sufficiently explained by the historical principle of Ernest Starling [ 1].

This translates to 9.2 ms of silence, a boost that could be sufficiently explained by the climbing fiber pause (mean = 16.5 ms).

They argued that universals are merely words which have a general application an application which is sufficiently explained by reference to the similarities among the various particulars to which the words are applied.

For this fact is sufficiently explained by the existence of correlations between the variations of which sound is intrinsically capable and other non-auditory features of sense-experience".

However, this topological structure is sufficiently explained by the planarity of the graphs, and in fact the topological patterns established by the transportation links actually serve to reduce the amount of small-world structure.

In all subjects, responses to stimulation were sufficiently explained by a four dipole model fitted at magnetic global field power [26].

Whether the experimental data is sufficiently explained by two exponential discounting functions will require additional experiments on very large data sets capable of determing such differences [45, see discussion in Predictions, below].