Sentence examples for combined to explain from inspiring English sources

"It would take all the analytical skills of all the social sciences combined to explain the way Peru acts," says Sinesio López, a sociologist at the Catholic University of Peru.

— Shakeeb Al-Jabri (@LeShaque) March 3, 2012 An activist who writes on Twitter as "Arab Spring," and the Israeli blogger, Elizabeth Tsurkov, combined to explain that even the one bill on the top of the stack which did originate in Israel was actually an old one-shekel note, a bill that has not been in circulation since 1985, and would now be worth about one-fiftieth of an American penny.

This section provides some examples of how the different models can be combined to explain the development of financial innovations under different conditions.

In the paper, simultaneous effects of geo-mechanical factors and fall-off mechanism have been combined to explain and analyze the tests in shallow marine sediments (SMS).

Conclusion: Rather than focusing solely on characteristics of individual technologies, or psychological and social issues, these can be combined to explain the overall decisions that individuals make when using technologies.

This discrepancy is resolved when also the 1.3-fold size differences are taken into account, and both factors are synergistically (1.3×1.5 = 2) combined to explain actual functional differences.

The idea that the lovely sciences of materials, heat conduction, gravitation and others combine to explain not just why the towers stood but how they failed puts them in the same family tree as the blasts in distant space.

In this way, the students can see how the basic threads of evolutionary inquiry can combine to explain a relatively complex phenomenon.

These factors combine to explain much of the increase in IBS and ReA.

The highest result here can be seen for Institution A Year 2, where these admissions tools combine to explain 36percentnt of the variance in GPA.

Our main aim was to identify whether there is evidence for density and environmental effects on survival rates and how these mechanisms combine to explain the observed phenomenological trends of population size over the last 50 years.