Sentence examples for explained by the random from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the feelings people experience in their phantom limbs are far too varied and rich to be explained by the random firings of a bruised nerve.

The Hex T curve did not follow the widely observed (1 − T/TN β temperature dependence, but could be explained by the random field model with one-dimensional (1-D) anti-ferromagnetic sublattice magnetization derived from the spin wave theory.

The remaining variance explained by the random slopes was only 3% in M2c, 4% in M3b and 9% in M1c.

Furthermore, the influence of the substrate temperature on the other morphological properties, such as diameter, length, and density, can be explained by the random diffusion effect.

Katul, GG; Banerjee, T; Cava, D; Germano, M; Porporato, A, Generalized logarithmic scaling for high-order moments of the longitudinal velocity component explained by the random sweeping decorrelation hypothesis, Physics of Fluids, vol 28 no.

Second, the morphological properties of AgNRs, such as diameter, density, and length, dependent on the substrate temperature as well as the existence of a critical temperature for the AgNR array formation can be explained by the random diffusion effect.

Figure 5b shows the diffused reflectance spectra of the un-treated and 5-h etching TiO2 films, and it can be found that the reflectance index of the etching sample was higher than that of the un-etching sample; this can be explained by the relatively random structure after the etching treatment, such random structure can provide more light-scatter points [37, 38].

When applied 8 h after glutamate, 50% of the cells were still rescued, which can be explained by the apparently random distribution of the final Ca2+ rise.

(iv) Statistical analyses Our aim was to assess the effect of bolting month as a predictor in a multivariate response; however, we first tested whether differences in any reproductive traits were explained by the genotype random effect.

Table 2 Summary of the estimated parameters, resulting AIC and relative variance of the response logAGR explained by the fixed effects, random intercepts and residuals (unexplained) for the three tested models Model   M1 M2 M3   Est.

This can be explained by the effect that random fluctuations have on the average displacement.