Sentence examples for better explained as a from inspiring English sources

It translates to "I'm here for you" but is better explained as a hug of commitment — "Never fear, I'm here".

Erwin Schrödinger, fascinated by this idea, explored whether or not the movement of an electron in an atom could be better explained as a wave rather than as a particle.

(version 5.3.0) to assess whether the distribution of the mean age at onset of oesophageal cancer in the families could be better explained as a mixture of two or more distributions rather than a single distribution, and to determine the number of means to fit in the segregation analysis (see below).

Here we investigated the relationship between the peak viral load and the decay rate of virus in order to determine if the improved virus control consistently corresponds to increased direct killing of infected cells, or is better explained as a consequence of increased noncytolytic effector functions.

Depression as a disorder is better explained as a spectrum rather than as a collection of discrete categories.

The hominin postcranial fossil record reveals many side-steps: there appears to be no simple march toward our human bodies, but a pattern better explained as adaptations to proximate conditions and constrained by ontogeny and history.

We also uncovered 13 parent progeny mismatches that were better explained as de novo mutations; each mismatch occurred in a different progeny array, and involved a single allele and a single offspring from each array.

The mobility decline may be better explained as the sum of deficits across multiple domains rather than as a single entity.

As the five cases of non-reliable cognitions (tshad min) are for the most part better explained as failures to fulfill one or more requirements of a reliable cognition, this opposition will be dealt with after the section on reliable cognition.

This sentence needs to be developped or better explained (as it is I do not recognize Simpson's theory - that gives a main role to the environmental selection in quantum evolution- if I recall correctly, as a particularly valid analogy here).

This seems plausible, but in 2010 two mathematical biologists, Martin Nowak and Corina Tarnita, and I demonstrated that the mathematical foundations of the kin selection theory are unsound, and that examples from nature thought to support kin selection theory are better explained as products of multilevel selection.