Sentence examples for been established for explaining from inspiring English sources
A correlation between glass structure and ionic conductivity has been established for explaining the conduction mechanism.
According to the hypothetical interactions between surfactants and natural polymers, three models have been established for explaining this particular coagulation phenomenon.
A theoretical model is established for explaining the tensorial SHG responses from collagens, which links the varying SHG-CD responses to the 3D orientation of the fibers.
"In both sub-regions, Southeast and South Asia, a functional Regional Support Unit (RSU) has been established for ASEAN and SAARC," Konuma explained, noting the establishment of the ASEAN Coordinating Centre on Animal Health and Zoonoses (ACCAHZ) and the SAARC Regional Epidemiology Centre RECC).
"Although a link between adverse conditions during pregnancy and cardiovascular disease in later life has been established for many years," he says, "what explains this link had remained an enigma".
The fact that tick populations endemic to the northeastern United States have been established for much longer than in Nova Scotia might explain this difference.
Similarly, the lack of a pharmacokinetic pharmacodynamic relationship for cisplatin may explain why such an approach to dosing has not been established for this drug.
A comprehensive physical model is established for the novel structure to explain its different static and dynamic characteristics than the conventional LJFET structure, both at room temperature and high temperature (300 °C).
Insight Venture Partners Coinvestment Fund II, which the firm explains was established for co-investments in larger deals, received $450 million in commitments.
The authors explain: "This office was established for the explicit purpose of running illegal activities to generate currency for the North Korean government".
Founded in 2004, Alexander Ludorf, Vice President of the board, explained that the PCL was established for three main reasons.
