Sentence examples for explained best by from inspiring English sources

The strong spatial differences in the diversity of historical service products could be explained best by (high) precipitation during the vegetation period.

Measures of AvF and AvP were explained best by human behaviour and were hardly influenced by confounding factors with an explained variance up to 80%.

Scott Brown's shocking victory in Massachusetts like earlier GOP triumphs in Virginia and New Jersey can be explained best by class.

Moreover, with structural equation modeling we observed that the development of lexical competence in children with hearing loss is stable over time, and a child's lexical competence can be explained best by his or her lexical competence assessed on a previous measurement occasion.

In particular, we predicted that the relative activity of highly mobile bat species will be explained best by landscape characteristics on a relatively large spatial scale compared to the activity of less mobile bat species which should predominantly respond to landscape characteristics on a relatively small spatial scale.

Though he expressed a variety of thoughts on the significance of each category as evidence for evolution, in the Origin Darwin wrote that, of all the categories of evidence, it was "comparative anatomy" that provided the most convincing and abundant evidence for DWM.3 That is, patterns of similarities among species ("unity of type") can be explained best by inheritance from a common ancestor.

These results are best explained by isolation by distance (reduced gene flow), and provide little genetic evidence for local adaptation.

Our results show that the observed crustal deformation can be explained by best-fit parameters.

Among putative signals, variation in plumage color was best explained by geographic distance, whereas tail length was best explained by environmental variation.

As it stands, UCA explains the data best by far.

This relationship is best explained by describing the pelage surface as characterised by aerodynamic riblets.