Sentence examples for finely explained from inspiring English sources

The insight of the robustness under SPL can then be finely explained.

As seen from the data result in Table 9, we get that most indexes have a statistical significance when the factor load coefficient satisfies the condition of p < 0.05, indicating that each index has a high explaining degree to the total variance of the factor, also that the observed variables can finely explain the potential variables.

This large variation of bone matrix elasticity at fixed mineral composition can be explained by introducing more finely defined ultra-structural features into the composite model.

It explains that finely tuned morphologies can be obtained where the particles do not occupy their equilibrium position.

The Times explained: "Indigenous goats, according to the brewers, fall naturally into two rather finely differentiated classes – mascots and talismans.

Pearsall explained that Looking Glass did not "have the resources to do a new kind of multiplayer and ship a finely tuned single-player game".

This is explained by the different binding strengths, swelling behaviour in the electrolyte, electrode porosities, and possible 'buffer' effects of the compact and the finely distributed binders.

There is presumably a finely honed diplomatic memo that explains it very clearly.

While ground state structures combined with chemical tools and enzyme kinetics deliver useful information on possible chemical mechanisms of enzyme catalysis, they do not unravel the finely balanced energy inventory to explain the impressive rate enhancement of enzymes.

"The Struggle for Egypt" is at its best when delivering finely honed details, as when Cook explains the relationship among Egypt, America and Israel.

The number of protein-coding genes cannot explain functioning of very finely regulated organs such as brain.