Sentence examples for equivalent explanations from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Darwin regarded these as different or equivalent explanations, nor does it matter for anything but historical interest.

Although these assumptions are theoretically well founded (cf. Mathys et al. 2011), it needs to be shown that equivalent explanations of the data could not be afforded by simpler, nonhierarchical learning models.

An equivalent explanation is that a small number of outlier (isolated) populations biased the IBD pattern (see Koizumi et al. 2006), while fitting the predictions of an 'isolation-by-barrier' pattern.

After Spain's win Fifa might be wise to set up a footballing equivalent to hear the explanations of those players who were less concerned with beauty than belligerence.

As soon as Snowden started explaining the complex nature of the Internet, Oliver quickly interrupted and jokingly responded that this explanation is equivalent to when an office worker see's the IT guy come in to the office.

The actual results are presented in an overly casual form: the authors need to present full statistical results including ANOVA tables or their equivalent, followed by some explanation of effect size.

Consider appeals to undetectable supernatural involvement as inherently not simple and equivalent to resigning the explanation.

Ms Elberse of Harvard Business School has found the same of ratings on Quickflix, the Australian equivalent of Netflix.Perhaps the best explanation of why this might be so was offered in 1963.

In this paper, the available experimental data are considered and, in the light of an equilibrated equivalent truss model, a theoretical explanation of the observed behaviour is presented.

See equivalent impedance transforms for an explanation of its operation.

One potential explanation for the equivalent symptom severity scores is that younger patients received more aggressive symptom management than older patients.