Sentence examples for explanation accounts from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, September 27 , 1999 P. 96Briefly Noted review of "Crying: The Natural and Cultural History of Tears" (Norton; $29.95) by Tom Lutz.... Lutz traces...cultural generalizations (which gender weeps, what purpose it serves)...from the fourteenth century B.C. to the present, and points out that no explanation accounts for the diversity of the evidence.

This explanation accounts for how a single-celled embryo with an intracellular gradient of bicoid protein (the concentration of bicoid decreases from the anterior to posterior end) develops into a multicellular embryo with 14 parasegments (the first three parasegments later form the head, the next three will form the thorax, and the remaining segments will form abdominal segments).

While map-based cloning and comparison of maize to rice certainly did occur, we think it unlikely that this explanation accounts for the magnitude of our results.

In particular, this explanation accounts for the SNP haplotype observed in the proximal regions of B6 and related strains (not duplicated) and DBA/2J (duplicated; Figure 3).

This explanation accounts for a considerable number of affected genes.

Whether this simple explanation accounts for the difference in results reported here and by Mahmoud et al. [ 9] does not seem likely.

Does the conventional explanation account for all the available information (including competing ideas) and the broader context?

This observation provided an explanation accounting for the low residual gene expression seen in 5-Aza-dC-recovered cells.

As a novel method applied in cognitive neuroscience, there is no explanation accounting for the rationality or advantages of MIC.

The uptake and release of alamethicin monomers by this bundle, via lateral diffusion in the bilayer, is the simplest explanation accounting for the non-integral conductance increments.

Although we could not establish a single theoretical explanation, accounting for this observation when using the first measured concentration as feedback for dose revision was important.