Sentence examples for explain the distinct from inspiring English sources

The focus seemed to be on the clothes, which might well explain the distinct lack of focus on the album.

Its studio-bound, high-concept slickness seems to jar with current musical trends, which may explain the distinct hint of critical bemusement with which Kaputt's appearance was greeted: even a reviewer who loved it called it "one of the most indefensible albums of all time".

These two features well explain the distinct fatigue crack propagation behavior of Nafion XL membrane, such as slow and almost constant fatigue crack propagation rate.

Our structural studies reveal different binding modes of GL479 to PPARα and PPARγ, which may explain the distinct activation behaviors observed for each receptor.

(The presence of such "shepherd moons" could help explain the distinct, 9-kilometer-wide gap between Chariklo's two rings as well, Braga-Ribas notes).

The Broken plus Intact Cells model disclosed kinetic and structural differences between the three biomass samples (natural, ground and dewaxed leaves), being able to explain the distinct trends of the various removal curves.

Nonetheless, we found that the degree of openness of a country as well as the sectorial import content of exports could be also important elements in explaining the distinct effect of real exchange rate movements on the production growth of industrial sectors.

Although the reasons for these differences have not been completely explained, the distinct effects of various BPs (e.g., pamidronate, zoledronate, and alendronate) and the use of different cell lines (e.g., human vs. rat and primary vs. cancer) could play a role [25].

Thus, although gametogenesis partially explains the distinct sex-bias programmes between gonads and the rest of tissues, it does not explain the full story.

Schwarz [ 1926] explained the distinct characters of the holotype of C. djamdjamensis with a local adaption to the harsh mountain climate and listed it as synonym for hilgerti.

These results strongly indicate that the regulatory patterns may be in accordance with delayed expression patterns in the cold-sensitive tea cultivar, which partly explains the distinct cold sensitivities between the two cultivars.