Sentence examples for has long been explained from inspiring English sources

The emergence of religion has long been explained as a result of either culture or environmental factors but not both.

Although Ramirez is often portrayed as a hitting savant whose flaky behavior has long been explained as "Manny being Manny," Torre tried to portray him as a human being.

This has long been explained in terms of enzyme stability and catalytic activation energy, but recent observations of enzyme behaviour suggest that this picture is incomplete.

The sacrifice of breeding opportunities by most individuals has long been explained as a consequence of these species' unusual haplodiploid method of sex determination, which has the paradoxical consequence that two sterile worker daughters of the same queen share more genes with each other than they would with their offspring if they could breed.

It has been linked, albeit inconsistently, with rural living and farm experience. 1 Such associations have long been explained away by putative exposure to agrochemicals.

The invention of agriculture has long been invoked to explain the spread of the Indo-European languages.

A misfiring immune response has long been known to explain conditions like multiple sclerosis and Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammation of the intestine.

In the context of allergic disease, the hygiene hypothesis — that we suffer from microbial deprivation — has long been invoked to explain these patterns.

MORAL hazard has long been used to explain why social safety nets like welfare, unemployment insurance and workers' compensation should be less generous.

This is not surprising, considering that social learning theory has long been used to explain how people learn (Bandura, 1971; Lave and Wenger, 1991) and collaborative group work is increasingly a part of instructional design in higher education (Springer et al., 1999; Felder and Brent, 2007).

There has long been a desire to explain breathing mechanism at the alveolar level.