Sentence examples for explanation fits from inspiring English sources
No other explanation fits.
And you may really want to know which explanation fits — in which case, I say: Stop right there!
This explanation fits in with the findings of other studies done during the past few years, which also suggest that BRCA1 helps to switch on genes that rein in cell growth.
Crucially, this explanation fits the political agenda of both the spies and the Bush administration.Reined-in and risk-averseSome trace the decline to the 1970s, when, after a series of scandals, the CIA was reined in by Congress.
The population-density explanation fits neatly within Mr Wright's overall argument because increases in population density both facilitate co-operation— for example, by making communication cheaper and faster and magnify its advantages.But the discussion, though suggestive, does not come close to establishing that population density is the whole explanation.
But this explanation fits the context of China better than the age position effect alone.
Mrs. Awadly, visiting her family here, said none of the American officials' potential explanations fit her husband of more than 12 years.
Some explanations fitting the latter category also represent humans as the victim of the deceit of a malevolent deity or demon.
Middlemiss and Parrish [6] distinguish between cultural, organizational, infrastructural and personal capacities of grassroots initiatives and other agency-oriented explanations fit well into this taxonomy.
In particular, natural history explanations fit a conception of diseases as syndromes unfolding over time that is enshrined in both DSM-IV-TR and the minimal construal of the medical model.
The principle of parsimony suggests that when two explanations fit the observations equally well, the simpler explanation in this case, the one that does not involve proposing an entirely new mechanism of evolution should be preferred over a more convoluted and complex explanation.
