Sentence examples for correct explanation for the from inspiring English sources
Although this process has been demonstrated in computer simulations, astronomers remain undecided whether it is the correct explanation for the observed facts.
Comparatively, non-equilibrium models described the Cd data better and provided a more correct explanation for the spreading and asymmetry of the Cd BTC.
These hypotheses are not mutually exclusive; the correct explanation for the difference in the evolutionary trajectories might involve a mix of these and other processes.
Our results do not support the MM theory prediction, but further analysis, using quantitative and more detailed expression data (namely ovule and carpel angiosperm expressed genes and eventually male and female specific gymnosperm expressed genes) are needed to determine if the MM theory is, or is not, the correct explanation for the origin of the hermaphrodite flower.
Whatever the correct explanation for these significant textual changes, the communist leaders had encouraged free criticism of the party and its programs, and they had then turned on their critics as rightists and counterrevolutionaries.
There are no "correct" explanations for the Cambrian explosion; interpretations that we have are speculations based on the evidence that we have and logical interpretations of the evidence, but there is no criterion of falsifiability to solidify the hypothesis into a theory (p. 278).
If group selection is not the correct explanation for how the altruistic behaviours found in nature evolved, then what is?
Simply telling students the correct explanation for a phenomenon is unlikely to be effective, and even the best traditional instruction is unlikely to have an impact on students' misconceptions (Hake, 1998).
Our finding shows that, even when the mechanism of PTC regulation is not a variable, deterministic regulation by NMD is generally not selectively favoured over the long term or is not the correct explanation for most PTCs.
Based on the sum of our observations, i.e., the absence of noticeable intensity changes in the SSB-ssDNA fiber and the good agreement between our TIRF data and our magnetic tweezer experiments, we think that higher-ordered condensation of the SSB-ssDNA complex is the most correct explanation for our observations.
Mundane and probably correct explanations for events like birds falling from the sky leave us emotionally unconvinced and yearning for something more.
