The phrase "explanation was made" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that an explanation was given or provided. For example: - During the meeting, an explanation was made for the delay in the project timeline. - In response to the criticism, a detailed explanation was made to clarify the company's actions. - The professor's lecture was full of complex concepts, but an effort was made to provide clear explanations for the students.
That explanation was made before Mr. Morvillo took on Ms. Stewart's case in June 2002.
NI says "yes" or "no"; explanation was made with fair effort, but reveals misconceptions, such as that evolution is entirely random.
The ID/IG obtained from Raman spectra measured at the different points of the pre-scratched region, the cracking region and the partial destruction region was varied, and a tentative explanation was made on the basis of a 3 stage model.
Similar to our finding, highly variable outcrossing rates (ca. 7∼51%) among weedy rice populations determined based on morphological traits and isozyme patterns were reported from previous studies [24], [47], although no explanation was made concerning the biological and environmental reasons that caused such a great variation.
However, this explanation was made without phylogenetic inference for the genus Lysmata and its socioethological patterns.
On the first day, introductions were made to the providers, and an explanation was made of the study aims.
Mr. Sullivan explained that what he had done, according to a person who has been briefed on Mr. Sullivan's explanation, was make a judgment call.
However, this explanation is made by assuming that highly connected proteins tend to be essential and taking for granted that proteins have widely different connectivities.
However, this explanation is made less likely by the X-ray structures of ScPDC in its unliganded and substrate-activated forms, which both show the enzyme to be tetrameric.
"Most of the explanations were made from Japan's viewpoint, and failed to ask how we could possibly have avoided war.
Explanations are made with electrochemical impedance spectra (EIS), laser-induced photo voltage transients, and incident photo-to-current conversion efficiency (IPCE) curves.
