Sentence examples for explaining equally from inspiring English sources

The art of Cornwall was indivisible from its landscape, and Fox provides a thorough tour of both – explaining equally how the scene bloomed, but also how it faded.

The technique can, nevertheless, be used to investigate heterogeneity effects; we showed that the steady decrease of Ni across a calcite serpentine boundary could be explained equally well by sample heterogeneity instead of Ni diffusion into calcite.

This explains equally well the higher Ksv values for the apo NCaBD than the apo CaBD and the Ca2+-bound NCaBD than Ca2+-bound CaBD that were observed (Table 1).

Using the well-known FPFIT routine (Reasenberg and Oppenheimer, 1985), we first attempted to determine the focal mechanism of aftershock clusters shown in Fig. 4 and found out that most of these events have multiple solutions, i.e., several focal mechanisms explain equally well the observations that have a lownumber of polarity events.

Although the uniform phase structure of the H component has been interpreted as evidence of a uniform global cavity mode (Sutcliffe and Yumoto 1989; Yumoto 1990; Sutcliffe and Yumoto 1991; Nosé et al. 2006), we suggest that the uniform phase structure can be explained equally well by nightside FACs and the zonal component of the dayside ionospheric current.

This variation can be explained equally by individual and neighbourhood factors.

In this instance, we treat individual populations as independent, and select markers, which explain equally well the difference between all these populations.

The close relationship between depression and somatization [ 39] can explain equally well the high percentages of patients who left the program.

Our results indicate this need not be true: what is perceived as genetic structure because of geography or language variation on a large scale can in fact be explained equally well by social factors acting on local scale.

Yeast ferrocytochrome c cross-linking (disulfide bridge formation) can, in our view, equally well be explained as an NO2 effect (as with the oxidation of cysteine and glutathione).

That could help explain an equally disturbing rise in Afghan forces attacking their Afghan comrades.