Sentence examples for explain a purpose from inspiring English sources

Future studies examining the role of Notch signaling in other cells within the tumor microenvironment (immune cells) may explain a purpose for maintaining Notch signaling throughout carcinogenesis.

That is, as he explained, a purpose of "Live From the NYPL," the program he created after arriving at the library in 2004.

Originally self-published, the book has a subtitle that explains its purpose: "A New Way of Getting Children to Sleep".

Explanation strategies consist of the following: (a) explain the purpose, (b) explain course expectations, and (c) explain activity expectations.

He gestured upward as he explained a renewed sense of purpose in his career.

He's as excited as a Cromulan when he exclaims, "Show Me What You Got," and delivers, "You Pass Butter," with the same nihilistic apathy as Rick Sanchez explaining a sentient robot its purpose in life.

What he meant was that physical science could never explain anything with a purpose, whether it be human thought or a flower's bending toward the sun.

The man had heard that Facebook was a hateful, anti-Islam website, and Ali tried to explain the purpose of a social network by telling the shoemaker that he could even use Facebook to sell his shoes to people around the world.

That piece of bone jutting out from your jaw is somewhat of a mystery one that's inspired a diversity of wild theories to explain its purpose, according to a paper published this month in Evolutionary Anthropology.

But because ad networks charge advertisers based on installs that are run by end users, the advertiser passes the identifier to the ad network for tracking purposes, explained a blog post by Tapstream about the rejections.

"At first, parents were very suspicious and hesitant to send their children, and teachers at local schools regarded us as competition," said Ms. Tang, who was part of a team that visited the families of nearly every child and young person in the township to explain the purpose of a child-friendly space.