Sentence examples for broadly explain from inspiring English sources
The above might broadly explain this sudden fascination with "chav porn", but every individual's sexual idiosyncrasies stem from a whole number of personal triggers.
In this case, rate limitation in the lower-concentration samples may broadly explain the patterns seen.
In addition, our results suggest that the continuum of limb mass distributions among mammals may broadly explain deviations from traditionally calculated dynamic similarity (e.g. Alexander and Jayes, 1983; Alexander and Maloiy, 1984).
To determine whether patterns of limb COM position broadly explain differences in stride lengths among mammals, we also compared relative mass distributions in groups that differ in rSL (i.e. cursorial mammals, non-cursorial mammals, and primates).
Our findings could also broadly explain the historical DDT-R allele frequency patterns seen in nature and therefore provides the first unifying explanation for a range of somewhat discordant information on DDT-R (the allele was present before DDT use, increases female fitness but did not increase in frequency until widespread DDT use).
Added to this is physical fitness: properly developed sperm must have characteristics necessary for mobilization to run the gantlet which may also broadly explain the long journey that nascent spermatocytes have to undergo through seminiferous tubules and to effectively compete to reach and fertilize the egg before others.
He has given many speeches and interviews broadly explaining his policies and justifying their necessity.
Aggarwala, V. & Voight, B. F. An expanded sequence context model broadly explains variability in polymorphism levels across the human genome.
WICKENDEN: Ryan, in Obama's speech, he broadly explained the kinds of situations abroad that would demand U.S. intervention, and he explained why Libya was one of them.
And it presents a variety of scenarios and assumptions, broadly explaining the uncertainties involved in such complex calculations and citing the need for "transparency" in its analysis.
Still, some educators questioned why Mr. Bloomberg would lash out so fiercely at the school system without at least broadly explaining how it would change if he had control.
