Sentence examples for complementary explanation of the from inspiring English sources
A complementary explanation of the differences across gender is the changes in the production model of the economy.
This observation led Dartois to suggest that grain growth could be a complementary explanation of the large red component observed along many lines of sight tracing the scattering degree affecting the CO ice stretching mode profile.
An alternative or potentially complementary explanation of stretch-induced calcium entry was suggested by the observation that Src can phosphorylate the transient receptor potential canonical-1 channel to give greater activity.
Furthermore, the significant buoyancy effect gave a complementary explanation to the mechanism of effects of operating conditions on the heat transfer coefficient.
This is also a complementary explanation for the impact of experience, as more information about the market, business networks and business skills will be acquired during that period.
A complementary explanation for the correlation of migraine with seizure frequency would be a different genetic background in patients with migraine and JME than in patients with JME alone, meaning that it is more difficult to treat epilepsy in patients with additional migraine.
A complementary explanation for the prevalence of Astomonema in deeper sediment layers could be that in deeper layers they would be better protected against possible predators.
A complementary explanation for the loss of prediction accuracy among unrelated individuals could be that markers were largely capturing existing relationships between CV training and testing sets [ 15, 16].
Through a historical perspective of the debate about and understanding of pigeons, we propose a new and complementary explanation for the modern thinking of pigeons as a nuisance species, based on what we termed their socio-nature characteristics.
A few years ago we reported extrapulmonary translocation of UFPs after intratracheal instillation in hamsters (Nemmar et al. 2001) and after inhalation in healthy human volunteers (Nemmar et al. 2002a), suggesting an alternative and/or a complementary explanation for the extrapulmonary effects of particles.
