Sentence examples for explained by the changing from inspiring English sources

The change of dielectric constant was explained by the changing of dielectric polarization after annealing.

This methodology enables us to understand how change in hospital spending over time is explained by the change in the share of for-profit (FP) hospitals, for example, versus explained by the changing relationship FP ownership has on hospital spending.

The increasing prevalence in underweight and overweight/obesity may be explained by the changing nutritional and lifestyle patterns in Ghana.

Mr Bush still has 70% of the white evangelical Protestant vote, according to Pew (noticeably lower than the 80% of the "religious right" he won in 2000 but that may be explained by the changing definition).

This can be explained by the fact that changing the robustness distribution of the Hamming classes does not modify the effective fitness of the mutant phenotype as a whole, so the error threshold is not affected.

I don't see you how you do it, but I'm not smart enough to figure out every aspect of a really complex law". Bush's multiple reversals can best be explained by the ever-changing dynamics within the GOP over immigration issues and the party's relationship with Hispanic voters.

Hence, we do not attempt to disentangle which part of the effects are explained either by the changing economic conditions of the US or Spain.

This could be explained by the Mg doping position changing from the interstitial sites to the substitutional In-sites, forming In1-x Mg x N alloys as the Mg source temperature increased.

Hopping cost may be explained by the fact that, after changing the channel of the transceiver pair (jammer), a certain time elapses before the communication may be resumed (interference created) due to the settling time of the radios or by other hardware constraints.

This may be explained by the difficulties associated with changing behaviour, especially within complex social and environmental systems that demonstrate local variations [ 4].

In the comparative study between Singapore and Sweden, it has been suggested that the larger cohort effect experienced by Singapore could be explained by the effect of a changing environment, particularly reproductive and lifestyle patterns, during its transition to a first world country.