Sentence examples for deduced to explain from inspiring English sources

A mechanism based rate expression was deduced to explain the observed behavior.

Consequently, a kinematic theory has been deduced to explain that the maximum current is caused by the intense motion of the liquids near the interface, resulting from longitudinal variations of interfacial tension.

Though the Wissenschaftslehre demonstrates that such an Anstoß must occur if self-consciousness is to be actual, transcendental philosophy itself is quite unable to deduce or to explain the actual occurrence of such an Anstoß except as a condition for the possibility of consciousness.

These outputs can be inconsistent subgraphs or a list of nodes, whose expression is deduced as increasing or decreasing in order to explain the observed data consistently.

Parentheses are often used to explain something that can't be deduced from the rest of the sentence.

Disparate models attempting to explain the genesis of these soils deduce genesis of hinterland soils from recent foreland conditions, disregarding that geogenic preconditions have fundamentally changed.

From them, in his quest to explain the tyrant's inner life, Starkey deduced the impact of Henry's mother on his handwriting and thus his education.

In order to explain the discrepancy between the prediction about IGFBP3 (deduced from the network topology) and the previously reported observation about this protein [ 28], a new range of experiments was designed.

In contrast, Steiner takes up the idea "that to explain the behaviour of an entity, one deduces the behavior from the essence or nature of the entity" (Steiner 1978a, 143).

"Philosophy just puts everything before us, and neither explains nor deduces anything. Since everything lies open to view there is nothing to explain" (PI 126).

The role of theology is to explain the meaning of the Bible and the articles of faith and to deduce conclusions from them.