Sentence examples for can alone be explained from inspiring English sources

Recent advances have suggested a new model termed subneofunctionalization, because neither neofunctionalization nor subfunctionalization can alone be explained in a large proportion of duplicate genes, and rapid subfunctionalization is often accompanied by prolonged and substantial neofunctionalization.

The difference in the surface morphologies of the PPy-rGO and PPy-rGO-2 compared to that with PPy alone can be explained by the formation mechanism for the PPy on the rGO sheets during the potentiostatic electropolymerisation and catalyst-assisted electrodeposition process.

Or the seemingly misogynistic sayings of Prophet Muhammad, such as his advice that women should not travel alone, can be explained as reasonable precautions in his historical context: In 7th century Arabia, an unprotected woman wandering in the desert would easily fall prey to brigandage.

The effect of ultrasound alone can be explained by "sonochemical degradation".

The analysis further explores whether associations between psychological distress and living alone can be explained by confounding factors such as social support [ 18] or socio-economic circumstances [ 19].

The lower specificity in combination of ceCT and PET/CT than ceCT or PET/CT alone can be explained that benign findings from both ceCT and PET/CT were necessary to interpret the lesions of interest as benign: among 7 patients identified as benign in ceCT and 11 patients identified as benign in PET/CT, only 6 patients with benign findings from both ceCT and PET/CT (Table 4).

Our results demonstrated that the molecular mechanism underlying phenotype divergence between breeds cannot be robustly explained by differential gene expression alone but can be explained by coexpression network modules.

The closer cooperation between Fiji and India can hardly be explained alone from motivations and intentions of Fijian Governments.

This marked discrepancy can hardly be explained by chance alone and probably reflects differences in the study designs or questioning techniques used.

There are several indications that the detected associations can not be explained by chance alone.

These features and abilities are absent at the purely physical level; nor can they be explained by physics alone.