Sentence examples for explained one aspect from inspiring English sources

But Dr Chakrabarti explained one aspect of the dark matter theory that is lacking.

You have CEOs from every race, nationality and gender". He then went on to explain one aspect of Silicon Valley that some observers might confuse with cronyism.

AC-induced changes in miR-34a and miR-30 concentrations reflect cell death and could mechanistically explain one aspect of the fibrosis associated with AC-induced cardiomyopathy.

This finding helps to explain one aspect of the long-standing observation that attachments under tension in vivo are stable.

Although there is no definite answer, there are several credible hypotheses that each explain one aspect of the pupillary response.

However, our model is unable to explain one aspect of the Vegfa expression phenotype observed when lung explants are cultured in presence of cyclopamine, which inhibits SHH signaling.

The rationale for this approach is that of complementarity whereby fall descriptions will explain one aspect of fall circumstances and quantitative health data are collected to elaborate and enhance these descriptions [ 36].

36 This mechanism of action may explain one aspect of the cholesterol-independent or pleiotropic effects of statins: therapeutic benefits may be related to statin-induced apoptosis in vascular smooth-muscle cells, which may lead to reduced atherosclerotic proliferation.

A reduction in myelin stability and conduction velocity could explain one aspect of the neuronal and visual abnormalities observed in GM1-gangliosidosis mice (Murray et al., 1977; Bieber et al., 1986; Denny et al., 2007; Baek et al., 2010).

Moreover, in stage II/III gastric cancer patients of the ACTS-GC biomarker study, in which patient background was considered to be similar to that in our study, EGFR positive cases exhibited poor prognosis and it was thought that EGFR expression may explain one aspect of the molecular characteristics of high malignancy.

But, he explained: "One intriguing aspect is that the engraving is at the point in the cave where the cave's orientation changes by 90 degrees.