Sentence examples for explained in the latter from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the increased thickness would increase the losses of light absorption, while it simultaneously reduces the densities of tail states, which would be explained in the latter part by different thermal treatment times.

It should be noted that photometric errors do not affect the classification of sources used for the purpose of this work: they are all identified by a direct cross-match with public databases, as explained in the latter part of this section.

In the anime, Shizuma Hanazono is the sole Etoile, the other Etoile having died, which is explained in the latter part of the story.

If the former is to be explained in the same way as the latter, we would expect listeners to feel pity in response to the funeral march (pity for the persona imagined to be expressing herself through it).

And the latter, as Bryden explained in the foreword to his collection of critical essays, The Unfinished Hero (1969), stemmed from his colonial upbringing.

The significance of the difference between the former and latter was explained in the report written by the Revision-Related Examination Body (2007) as follows: 1.

"Because I was naked, I fought naked," the latter matter-of-factly explained in the ensuing film.

Because of the careful methodology and quality assurance, we believe this to be real, and largely explained in India by the latter factors referred to above: culture, lifestyle and environment.

But they explain that in the latter context, a convention clarifies that non-refusal expresses agreement.

That Ara, Gade, and Bakre did not achieve the fame of Mr. Raza, Mr. Husain and Souza is in part explained by the latter three's prodigious output.

Since Proposition 2 captures the worst-case scenario (as also explained in Remark 2) and the latter is reflected in this example of weights' assignment, we can characterize the coexistence of power law and normally distributed similarity values/weights for two different flows as such a worst-case scenario.