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This genetic input could only be explained by accepting that Stone Age people were capable of sailing ocean-going boats, he said.

Fifty years ago Joseph Weber dangled metal bars in the hope of detecting telltale movement that could only be explained by a passing warp in spacetime.

The update featured new computer simulations showing that the sharp rise in global temperatures since 1970 could only be explained by human influences, mainly rising levels of greenhouse gases.

Gravity is a two-way thing and 51 Pegasi b was spotted from flickers of movement in the star that could only be explained by an invisible mass in orbit around it.

WWF's global species programme director Carlos Drews said the disappearance of so many elephants from Ruaha Rungwa could only be explained by the involvement of the international crime gangs who have industrialised the killing of Africa's megafauna.

Irving's credibility as a historian was shattered during the libel suit at the high court in London in 2000 when a phalanx of real scholars exposed the distortions and falsifications in his writing that could only be explained by a conscious desire to excuse Hitler of responsibility for genocide and rehabilitate the Third Reich.

It is a thoroughly illogical move, which could only be explained away by short-term electoral expediency coupled with an evangelical adherence to démodé 1980s neoliberal economics.

A. R. Wallace, the codiscoverer of natural selection, believed that all creatures could be explained on evolutionary principles except man, who ultimately could only be explained on the basis of intervention by a divine designer.

The increased cytotoxicity triggered by the combination of EGCG and IIF could not only be explained by the increase of LR67 and/or RXRs: we considered that EGCG and IIF could have a final common signalling pathway leading to apoptosis that might be strengthened by the individual contributions.

These pathophysiological effects could, until now, only be explained by the role of CALM in linking clathrin to the PtdIns4,5P2-containing membrane during endocytosis, a role replicated by all clathrin adaptors.

The wild fluctuations not only in the relative performance of the teams but the balance between bat and ball could only partly be explained by the physical conditions.