Sentence examples for explanations were made from inspiring English sources
"Most of the explanations were made from Japan's viewpoint, and failed to ask how we could possibly have avoided war.
In addition, amendments to the wording of several recommendations and their explanations were made in the light of qualitative feedback from the panellists.
While the majority of physician explanations made to obtain patient consent were delivered to the patients before treatment, a few explanations were made after giving emergency treatment.
Notwithstanding the difference in their way of interpretation, both of these alternative explanations were made on the basis of previous phylogenetic assertion that Monogenea and Cestoda are most closely related ('Cercomeromorphae') and that the Trematoda is sister to the Monogenea+Cestoda.
Explanations are made with electrochemical impedance spectra (EIS), laser-induced photo voltage transients, and incident photo-to-current conversion efficiency (IPCE) curves.
Detailed explanations are made in references (Sapuan 2001; Saaty 1994, 1980, 1990; Shanian and Savadogo 2006; Sirisalee et al. 2004; Vaidya and Kumar 2006; Zahedi 1986; Vargas 1990).
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.
