Sentence examples for explained by the differential from inspiring English sources

In a posterior work, Shea and Bailey [31] evaluated body proportions in order to test the hypothesis that morphologic differentiation of African pygmies can be explained by the differential extension of a common growth pattern (i.e. ontogenetic scaling).

The discrepancy between the ACTH /cortisol ratio following administration of each 5-HT agonist can only be explained by the differential peripheral action of the two agents.

This could be explained by the differential cell-specific transient and dynamic expression of Id's in response to stimulus, and preferential binding to different targets involved in diverse functions55.

In his second, A General Theory of Exploitation and Class (1982), he employed game theory to show how the emergence of coalitions of agents, closely resembling Marxian social classes, could be explained by the differential endowment of such agents with productive resources such as labour power or ownership of capital.

On the other hand, IEO is partially explained by the differential societal orders and contexts in which pupils are embedded: social origins, peer-groups, school classes, etc.

Aside from the results of arsenic content of seedling roots, the ability of P. notoginseng to over-accumulate arsenic can also be explained by the differential expression of genes of HXT, NRAMP, MT and GRX.

The observation that the other miR395 target SULTR2 1 was up- and not down-regulated under -S conditions (figure 6A and 6B, [ 39]) was earlier explained by the spatially differential expression of SULTR2 1 and miR395 in xylem parenchyma and companion cells, respectively [ 39].

This equivocal result is likely explained by the use of differential testing conditions (background noise: 50 dB, startle pulse: 106 dB, and prepulse intensity: 77 dB).

If findings in a patient with postoperative weakness cannot be explained by imaging, the differential diagnosis must be expanded to include more rare etiologies.

Most of the ecological phenomena such as species extinction can be explained by the nature of the differential equations.

Let us consider a closed system which can be explained by the first-order linear differential equation, namely, y ′ ( t ) = λ y ( t ).