Sentence examples for in particular an explanation from inspiring English sources

Coincidentally or not, the president's rhetoric was tweaked after The Fact Checker asked the White House for documentation on those studies — in particular, an explanation of what research showed that the children in states receiving preschool education were more likely to hold a job or form stable families.

In particular, an alternative explanation of the interaction effects is that bodily responses moderate the response between rejection rates and interoception.

Acclimation to elevated CO2 results from a decrease of Rubisco activity, for which several explanations have been presented, in particular an internal feedback mechanism termed 'sink limitation'.

The discussion of Aristotle's biological practice will thus close by considering the causal explanation of embryological development and in particular the explanation for the early appearance of the heart, with a final look at the application of this explanation to the case of embryonic birds.

In particular, the explanation given is that electrons of velocity v are scattered by the nickel crystal in very nearly the same directions as those in which an electromagnetic wave of wave - length λe = h/mv would be diffracted by the cross grating formed by the uppermost layer of atoms in the face of the crystal in this case, a (111) face which has been etched by vaporisation.

In particular, this explanation accounts for the SNP haplotype observed in the proximal regions of B6 and related strains (not duplicated) and DBA/2J (duplicated; Figure 3).

In particular, this explanation is consistent with results previously obtained in insects that indicated that when inhibition is altered by injection of histamine, bicuculine or picrotoxin in the antennal lobe, it results in greatly increased odor detection thresholds [49], [88].

The phylogenetic positions of four taxa in particular need explanation: P. satyrus, P. oreas, P. haroldii and P. interposita.

The analysis is quite elaborate, and the conclusions, in particular, the explanation for convergent evolution of carotenoid pigmentation, seem important.

In particular, the explanation and elaboration STROBE document (E&E) could be useful to inform methodological decisions, especially for researchers with little formal training in epidemiology.

The modeling and confocal studies better explain the strain-time injury threshold previously proposed by our group, and in particular, they provide an explanation for the nature of the rapid decrease of the threshold curve.