Sentence examples for explained entirely from inspiring English sources

The significance of biological reproduction can be explained entirely by natural selection (see evolution: The concept of natural selection).

Still, Dr. Wennberg and his colleagues say the disparities are too stark to be explained entirely by such factors.

But the suite of chemicals found in two test wells drilled at the site, the report said, could not be explained entirely by natural processes.

She has supernatural worries.' But can anxiety really be explained entirely by the influence of neurotic parents, or high levels of cortisol laid down in childhood?

The accelerated acceptance of Darwin and Einstein's work in 1858 and 1915 cannot be explained entirely by reference to their effectiveness or truthfulness.

The study also found that the difference could not be explained entirely by changes in nutrition, body weight, or body fat.

In the 17th century it was assumed that the universe could be explained entirely in terms of minute corpuscles, their motion and interaction, and that no entities of any other sort existed.

Historical fluctuations in economic activity cannot be explained entirely in terms of combinations of cycles and subcycles; there is always some factor left over, some element that does not fit the pattern of other fluctuations.

It added that it cannot be explained entirely by underemployment – people taking part-time jobs when they would prefer to work full-time work – because underemployment hasn't grown hugely significantly.

This difference could be explained entirely by differences in quantitative self-efficacy.

In addition, the effects of costs are explained entirely by distributional fairness.