Sentence examples for explanations in the field from inspiring English sources

Helping to rule out alternative explanations, in the field survey the main robust and significant predictor of choosing an unhealthy snack over a healthy snack is subjects' self-reported time needed to complete their academic responsibilities during the upcoming week.

That is, even if there were no reason to prefer the Darwinian Hypothesis to the Design Hypothesis, the mere fact that the Design Hypothesis was no longer the only potential explanation in the field tends to erode (to some extent at least) how much credence the Design Hypothesis merits on the basis of the relevant considerations.

Address the explanation to experts in the field rather than laymen.

However, I consider the burden of available evidence currently provides many potential explanations within the field of microbiomics/metagenomics in contrast to the dormancy hypothesis offered here.

Two explanations dominate the field.

Hence, potential explanations for the lower sensitivity in the field study include different characteristics of study populations and different laboratory conditions than those used in the studies by Tinley and others 14 and LaRue and others.

The intersection of these two kinds of explanations with five objects of explanation defines 10 areas of work in the field.

(One imagines Cosell, his attention trained on a teary eleven-year-old shortstop: "And so, young Joseph, have you any explanation for the infelicities out in the field that led to your humiliation? And tears, dear lad, will not reverse time").

This explanation has become virtually axiomatic in the field of cancer research.

Still, even Lopes can't give a full explanation: "I think that we're in the field of mystery".

Because these mechanisms in plants [38], [39] and micro algae [40] are linked to reduced growth, it is likely that the lower electron transport rate of type D symbionts in the study by Cantin et al. [12] may provide an explanation for the 38% lower growth in the field (under non-stressful conditions) in the present study.