Sentence examples for breakthroughs to explain from inspiring English sources

No medical breakthroughs to explain the goose bumps and throat lumps we develop when our baby first pulls himself to a stand, eats solid food, says "Dada," or marches in his high school graduation.

Although there is convincing evidence linking some dietary components with specific cancers, there have not been major breakthroughs to explain the majority of the effects of nutrition on cancer rates.

An Egyptian committee investigating the crash into the eastern Mediterranean Sea made the announcement a day after search teams found the cockpit voice recorder in a breakthrough for investigators seeking to explain what caused the plane to go down, killing all 66 people on board.

The changes and developments of graffiti help to explain its breakthrough into the cultural mainstream, said Valériane Mondot, a curator of graffiti-art shows in Paris and founder of an online graffiti site, Taxie Gallery.

The 3D model is able to explain the breakthrough points of the action potential on the ventricular epicardium during sinus rhythm.

But then people get caught up in the excitement of this breakthrough and try to use it to explain everything.

It also helps to explain the near-breakthrough at the federal scale in the 1980s (Mahon & Phillips, 2002; Mahon & Collier, 2009).

A surface kinetic mechanism for the catalytic oxidation of volatile organic compound was proposed and incorporated in a transport model developed to explain the experimental breakthrough data.

In this study, we utilize a stochastic stream tube model to explain the behavior of breakthrough curves (BTCs) across a CP.

Several dimensionless parameters are also derived to explain the shape of the breakthrough curve.

Building on labor market evaluations and legacy conservation motivation perspectives, we propose a mechanism to explain the relationship between CEO career horizons and breakthrough innovations.