Sentence examples for explanation for the continuing from inspiring English sources
Restricted import activities over the last decades are a possible explanation for the continuing absence of PRRS-infection in the Swiss swine population.
This is one explanation for the continuing popularity of Robert L. Heilbroner's book "The Worldly Philosophers: The Lives, Times and Ideas of the Great Economic Thinkers".
Because the explanation for the continuing hysteria about illegal immigration and excessive claims about its effects on the economy is not rooted in knowledge; it is rooted in belief.
The demonstrated dynamic nature of the Truro multiple bar field over a long temporal scale suggests that field experiments designed to distinguish between possible formation theories may provide an explanation for the continuing modern creation and modification of this and similar multiple bar fields occurring in mesotidal environments.
El Paso witnesses testified that one explanation for the continuing high prices in Southern California is a lack of pipeline capacity within the state.
Together, these phenomena can provide a ready explanation for the continuing inflammation common to such chronic diseases and its correlation with iron dysregulation.
Physical and architectural exclusion does not appear to be among the many reasons cited in Britain as experts and the press search for explanations for the continuing violence.
Most Democratic candidates offered no explanations for the continuing hard times and few meaningful ideas for ending them.
Administrators at the two-year colleges gave differing explanations for the continuing decline in enrollment, but said they are readying programs to try to reverse the trend.
Improved food safety control measures and better hygiene measures during food preparation at the consumer level are possible explanations for the continuing decrease of Y. enterocolitica infections.
One potential explanation for the continued poor outcomes of low back pain, despite the attention it has received, is that research priorities are typically developed by government and industry authorities, funding agencies, and researchers [ 5, 6] who can have agendas that differ from those of clinicians and patients.
