Sentence examples for explanations arise from inspiring English sources

In observing the proliferation of tragic news stories about police killings of minorities in the United States, two explanations arise.

Many such explanations arise from the idea that males have more to gain than females do by seeking a large number of mates — a notion that is ultimately based on experiments with fruit flies in 1948.

From this research, certain predictions and explanations arise.

As for the variance between the presence of PrPsc deposits and presentation of clinical signs found in some mice, PrPsc concentration used for inoculation could affect the results but also other explanations arise on this matter [ 42].

From the results on MCF-7 cells, two possible explanations arise: on one hand, under the stimulus of soluble epithelial factors, RMF-EG cells generate a soluble form of ROS that stimulates migration of MCF-7 cells and, on the other hand, the epithelial-induced changes in stromal redox status induces the expression of an unknown soluble factor that modulates MCF-7 migration.

Two plausible explanations arise from this pattern: (i) resource allocation to floral components might be correlated because of genetic correlations or (ii) the observed correlation between resource allocation to floral components might also be the result of differences in size between flowers included in the study.

Emerging explanations arising from the data may be explored further during fieldwork; and more examples (or contradictory ones) sought in observations of current and of subsequent units.

Thus, when an alternative explanation arises, there is no longer any need for God.

One explanation arises from cases of moral disagreement where the prospects of resolution appear most remote.

A third possible explanation arises from the observed positive correlation between the cost of disability and GDP per capita across countries.

A fourth possible explanation arises from the position of FFA in the cortical visual hierarchy.