Sentence examples for explaining the enigma from inspiring English sources

Uta Frith has written, in her book "Autism: Explaining the Enigma," "Autism... does not go away... Nevertheless, autistic people can, and often do, compensate for their handicap to a remarkable degree.

Her book Autism: Explaining the Enigma was published in 1989 and its findings have been widely accepted (even though the refrigerator mother thesis hangs on for example, in France).

Dawson's inspiration came from Autism: Explaining the Enigma, in which Uta Frith claims the historical Wild Boy as the first documented autistic child - not a noble savage at all.

If you're in Paris and you want to see Ingres's 1862 masterpiece, "Le Bain Turc," or his earlier flirtation with neo-Classicism in "Oedipus Explaining the Enigma of the Sphinx," or the Greek Classicism that inspired it, you can take the Métro to an art museum called the Louvre.

This might explain the enigma of male pattern baldness, which is a secondary sexual characteristic under the control of testicular hormones [ 32, 33].

It is conceivable that some aspect of the way that Rap1 binds a silencer plays a nuanced but sufficiently compelling contribution to interconversion to explain the enigma of the Rap1 binding site conservation (Haber 2012).

Could the widening income gap explain the Keynesian enigma?

These findings are in accordance with evolutionary theory, which predicts that chronic pathogens with vertical transmission will become less virulent over time through coevolution, and could help explain the 'African Enigma,' or the exceptionally low incidence of gastric cancer in Africa despite very high rates of H. pylori infection (Holcombe 1992).

This biography of Nabokov's wife, protector and perfect reader unravels their 52-year marriage without trying to explain away the enigma that the couple present.

"I think our visitors find the live Bombe demonstrations are the star piece of a visit to Bletchley Park, so to be able to have something that explains how the Enigma worked and how the Bombe helped find the daily settings will be a really exciting opportunity for us," he said.

Because CIA has been defined as a Th1-driven disease (reviewed in [ 17]), the protective effect of IFN-γ in CIA constitutes an enigma that compromises the Th1/Th2 paradigm as a basis for explaining the regulation of autoimmune diseases.