Sentence examples for conveniently explains from inspiring English sources
DCI Tony Gates conveniently explains the show's title for us all before heading off to his death.
Information is revealed that conveniently explains an earlier scene.
The Federal Reserve conveniently explains this theft with the following statement.
Thus, a discretionary approximation that conveniently explains the biological context has to be made (e.g., for the Δsnf1Δsnf4 evaluation, low levels of glucose in a carbon-limited chemostat were approximated by a situation of absence of glucose).
Third, Dover's "molecular drive" hypothesis anticipates and conveniently explains within-species TE family cohesion and between-species divergence, providing a mechanism for genomic speciation independent of selection on organismal phenotype (Dover 1982).
This theory, while conveniently explaining why ineffective alternative treatments, like laetrile and coffee enemas, fail, also allows a debilitating guilt to pervade the remaining days of a patient's life.
They have apparently been buried under the ground long, long ago by aliens who now resurrect them with a lightning storm, sending their pilots down inside blinding bolts of electricity - a process conveniently explained to the pop-eyed Tom by a TV news reporter, using a slo-mo video monitor.
In order to conveniently explain any missing plot points and provide exposition, the movie introduces a new character named Io, an ageless beauty with vast amounts of knowledge who fortuitously appears to help Perseus whenever the filmmakers demand it.
These data reflect a shameful reality about the inequities in the American education system, one that too many people conveniently explain away as the inevitable result of the burdens of poverty or family problems.
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Finally, it has been noted that highly-interacting proteins in higher organisms belong to small gene families [10], which could be conveniently explained by a bias against duplication acting on multi-protein complexes.
