Sentence examples for he explains relative from inspiring English sources

Avempace gives the example "If there is a house, there is a need for a foundation" (Ibn Bâjja 2002a, Ḥayawân, p. 81), and in this way he explains relative necessity as characteristic to the sublunar world.

It also explains relative insensitivity of CCK-2R affinity for the change of the metal.

The combination in young age of a low incidence of invasive cancer and a high incidence of regressive lesions explains relative ineffectiveness and harmfulness of present screening practice.

Multiple models are often needed to explain relative permeability behavior observed in the laboratory over different ranges of hydrate saturation.

So while Prescott's theory does a good job explaining relative changes (the countries with the biggest tax hikes had the biggest labor-supply contractions), it does a poor job explaining absolute changes.

These differences in strain expression of MSTN could help explain relative differences in sensitivity to glucose uptake and adipogenesis between the strains.

Also, the standard generalized mixed model analyses in which the dam effects were explicitly fitted into the model suggested that maternal effect influences were small (2 7% of total variance explained) relative to additive genetic effects.

The importance of a factor accounting for within group variance can be calculated as the proportion of variance explained relative to total variance; thus the proportion of fetal genetic variance is calculated as f2/(f2 + m2 + c2 + e2).

Thus, the observation that silencing of TG2 gene expression due to hypermethylation of the CpG island that overlaps transcriptional and translational start site of TG2 may explain relative sensitivity of primary tumors to chemotherapeutic drugs [36].

While this relative radioresistance can explain relative increases in CICs after radiation, it fails to provide an explanation for absolute increases in CIC numbers.

Our goal is to develop a conceptual framework for thinking about how evolutionary history produces cue response relationships that explain relative ability to cope with HIREC.