Sentence examples for model for why from inspiring English sources

On one side are those who held her up as an example of the possibility of transformation and a model for why parole exists.

He chose Boston for the opportunity to make jokes about the Red Sox's beards, and also because Massachusetts was a model for why this program, his legacy, would work.

"We don't really have a good conceptual model for why SRH should increase as the planet warms".

They then observed the complex shadow (see Fig. 1b) and were tasked with developing an explanatory model for why the complex shadow appeared as it did.

More importantly, he is a model for why forgiveness, or at least selective forgiveness, can have big time results.

Notably our data also provide the first model for why overexpressed myc, although a potent enhancer of iPSC formation, may not be formally required for the process: if expression levels of klf and lin28 as well as other pluripotency-related genes are high enough, myc may become more dispensable since it is no longer required to turn on their expression.

These observations permit more-refined models for why these zones are 100- to 1,000-fold 1,000-fold to undergo chromoremal translocation than the adjacent regions.

There is not a unified model for understanding why it forms, and whether we can control it".

Robert Sapolsky, a neurobiologist who studies stress at Stanford University School of Medicine, said, "This is a great model for understanding why we end up in a rut, and then dig ourselves deeper and deeper into that rut".

Despite its simplicity, this model must account for why both IgM RF and its class-switched counterpart, IgA RF, are affected.

Such a model may account for why in yeast a greater percentage of direct NMD target genes show increased expression in NMD mutants (Johansson et al. 2007), since there is no evidence for NMD pathway autoregulation in this organism.