Sentence examples for correctly explained by the from inspiring English sources

It is crystal clear that the measures do not alter the fundamental legal effect of the backstop, as previously and correctly explained by the attorney general.

This apparent contradiction could be correctly explained by the fact that non-active women are mainly housewives with families who follow their husband and thus intend to stay in Italy 'for ever' despite the lack of an income.

As correctly explained by one of the women conversing with Oprah, when there is no physical outlet available for a couple, they are compelled to deal with each other on an intellectual and emotional level.

Many aspects of the universe, like its expansion rate, seem to be correctly explained by a universe in which the bright stars and glowing gases of the heavens are, in effect, floating in a sea of the unseen matter and energy.

This Cherenkov radiation, which was correctly explained by Tamm and Frank in 1937, led to the development of the Cherenkov counter, or Cherenkov detector, that later was used extensively in experimental nuclear and particle physics.

Results are given in Table 2. Analyses by sex showed that the covariations of the four baseline anthropometric measurements were correctly explained by latent adiposity with RMSEA between 0.00 and 0.16 and NFI between 0.97 and 0.99.

Refraction is correctly explained by light's moving slower in denser mediums.

Regarding the causes of human errors in the case identification step of RHIS, confusion about the definition of indicators among the health workers was reported by the low percentage of respondents who correctly explained the definitions of the indicators [ 23].

Galen's notions of physiology, by contrast, lasted for a further century, until the English physician William Harvey correctly explained the circulation of the blood.

Knowledge about the partograph was fair: 189 (96.6%) of all the respondents correctly mentioned at least one component of the partograph, 104 (53.3%) correctly explained the function of alert line and 161 (82.6%) correctly explained the function of action line.

Many mathematicians want to maintain that the perceived correctness (incorrectness) of certain formal systems must ultimately be explained by the fact that they correctly (incorrectly) describe certain subject matters.