Sentence examples for exists to explain from inspiring English sources

Cooperstown exists to explain the past by displaying authentic artifacts.

No detailed microscopic theory exists to explain this so called "Y-effect".

Vitamin-C: Vit-C has been shown to have "some preventative effectiveness", though "no clear consensus exists to explain why some trials found benefit and others did not".

No reliable data exists to explain whether these babies die due to equipment malfunction, user error or some other underlying cause.

The senses perceive the properties and accidents of bodies; reason infers the atoms and the void, the latter of which exists to explain the perceived movement of bodies.

This figure is first cited in II Esdras in a passage usually dated about 100 ce and is frequently mentioned in rabbinic (postbiblical) literature, but no authentic tradition exists to explain it.

You might think a regulation or an official permission existed to explain the presence of the cars.

However, more often, only incomplete abstracted hypotheses exist to explain observed complex patterning and functions in cellular regulatory networks.

But to logical minds it has always been troubling that two opposing ways could exist to explain the same universe.

Few models exist to explain community stakeholders' priorities for post-disaster recovery while building capacity for response.

However, in studying biological systems, often only incomplete abstracted hypotheses exist to explain observed complex patterning and functions.