Sentence examples for explaining the prevalence of from inspiring English sources
"The underlying reason is that people like it and they buy it," said Russell Bienenstock, editor in chief of Furniture World, a trade magazine, explaining the prevalence of oversize furniture.
Explaining the prevalence of sexual over asexual reproduction has been a longstanding goal in evolutionary biology [1] [5].
This may therefore contribute to explaining the prevalence of "stunting" in the population that is higher than would be expected from Chile's overall health and social status indicators.
Mechanical factors may be important in explaining the prevalence of this type of memory impairment after traumatic brain injury, as the fornix is likely to be particularly susceptible to shearing and tearing forces due to its arch-like shape and long fibre tracts (Tate and Bigler, 2000).
T cells directed against mutated (and viral) antigens, which are not expressed by the thymic medulla, are not eliminated in the thymus and high affinity T cells to these antigens are therefore present in the periphery, probably explaining the prevalence of the spontaneous antitumor responses to mutated antigens [ 30, 43].
That partly explained the prevalence of only children in Ferrara, where one-child parents at the Blue Elephant center mentioned siblings who had also stopped at one child.
This explains the prevalence of endemic goiter in regions that were marked by intense glaciation, such as Switzerland and the Great Lakes region.
Mr. Basco said this partly explains the prevalence of old — some dilapidated, some vintage World War II — ships and ferries that ply the country's more than 7,000 islands, servicing mainly the poor.
