Sentence examples for might best explain from inspiring English sources

What theoretical systems or models might best explain them?

I might best explain by adducing Article 2 of the Commonwealth Games Federation constitution, which earnestly promotes "gender equality and tolerance"; or Article 7, which says "there shall be no discrimination against any country or person on any grounds whatsoever including race, colour, gender, religion or politics".

We assume that the stabilization of the macro- as well as microcirculation might best explain the stabilizing effect on SEP amplitudes.

Whatever the reason or combination of reasons that might best explain the situation, I will focus on the first few years of the ITQ fishery because participation in the fishery today is apparently limited to one or two full-time vessels per year.

Students exploring this topic could examine the growing literature on de novo mutations found in autism patients (Huguet et al., 2013), among other autism studies, to see how interlocking causes of the disorder might best explained by the available data.

And it might be best explained by pretending you have a crazy uncle.

And the fact that everyone agrees that it is morally wrong to torture babies just to get sexual pleasure might be best explained by the fact that this common belief is true.

In the case of tort liability, for example, the cases might be best explained by the principle that liability will only arise where the defendant's conduct has been unreasonable, i.e., that both harm to the plaintiff and unreasonable conduct is necessary for liability.

But the tendency for there to be fewer recent thymic emigrants in the peripheral blood of those patients with the highest residual viremia might be best explained by their sequestration in secondary lymphoid organs, as in viremic patients [74], [75].

Recent work on reproductively isolated sympatric races of the European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis, has shown that divergence in pheromone recognition might be best explained by nucleotide substitutions in pheromone receptor genes [ 9].

Along these lines, it has been noted by Philipp et al. that enhanced AZGP1 levels in CKD patients might be best explained by an accumulation effect due to the loss of normal renal elimination [ 16].