Sentence examples for explanation of the requirement from inspiring English sources
Late Monday, the jurors asked the judge to repeat his explanation of the requirement that the defense must prove insanity.
The judge noted that one of 10 questions the jury sent him on Tuesday, after three days of deliberations, sought an explanation of the requirement to prove a defendant's guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt" — an issue the judge said he had already explained in writing, saying that the wording was in plain English and its meaning self-evident.
This suggestion would provide a plausible explanation of the requirement for an expanded set of urochordate hemocyte integrins although more generic explanations, such as the preparation for a sessile life-style under attack by pathogens, are also possible.
The introduction provides a thorough explanation of the requirements of kosher food, like making sure meat is cooked until well done so there is no blood.
Because repression of glucose-regulated genes in filamentous fungi is mediated by the repressor CreA (equivalent to yeast MIG1), a first explanation for the requirement of HDC1 in expression of these genes was that HDC1 is responsible for repression of CreA.
The deformed morphology of these muscles may be the underlying explanation for the requirement of C3G for larval fitness.
It is suggested that perhaps dissociation of the poly(A) factors influences the ability of Pol II to elongate, thereby providing a partial explanation for the requirement of a functional poly(A) site for transcription termination [ 38].
The following framework is a formal explanation for the requirement of normalization.
An explanation for the requirement of phenanthroline in this reaction has not been found.
At present we do not have an explanation for the requirement of transmembrane regions to induce invasion by Epo.
One explanation for the requirement of these proteins for stationary-phase chromosome processing is that they are involved in ongoing repair of endogenous DNA damage that occurs during exponential growth to ensure that the chromosomes are free of damage before the cells enter stationary phase.
