Sentence examples for has been traditionally explained from inspiring English sources
Metabolic acidosis of hypoxic states or anaerobic exercise has been traditionally explained by lactate production.
Enzyme selectivity has been traditionally explained by the "lock and key" model, which was subsequently complemented by the "induced fit" or "hand in glove", "selected fit", and "keyhole, lock, and key" models.
The prevalence of the unbalanced branching found is consistent with previous works [ 6, 33, 48- 51], and has been traditionally explained by the presence of variations in the speciation and/or extinction rates throughout the Tree of Life [ 4, 5].
The sequence of gender expression from asexual to female to bisexual, as we found in Cheilanthes, is considered the default sexual ontogeny in ferns (Sánchez Vilas and Pannell 2012), and has been traditionally explained as a mechanism to assure fertilization by inbreeding (Lloyd 1974).
These differences in partnership formation have been traditionally explained using the economic interpretation of education.
GC-skews within genes have been described by multiple previous studies and have been traditionally explained by transcription-coupled mutational pressures [ 13, 22- 24].
These features have been traditionally explained by the effects of neurotransmitters released by the scorpion venom, but the release of mediators from the systemic inflammatory response syndrome may also play an important role [ 9].
Physical essentialism explains why insolvency practice has been traditionally gendered male.
Although several factors including gender, age or race have been traditionally considered to explain individual variability in coumarin dosage needed to achieve stable and effective anticoagulation, growing evidence supports the influence of genetic factors [1].
Grundy explains that NFC had been traditionally modeled around passive tags – that is, a combination of a reader and a tag that responds when excited, e.g. by waving your device over the tag or tapping it.
