Sentence examples for model sufficiently explains from inspiring English sources

Although elastodynamic stress changes by seismic waves would also influence the magma reservoir state (Manga and Brodsky 2006), the elastostatic model sufficiently explains the features of the 1707 Hoei eruption (Chesley et al. 2012).

We do, however, continue to defend our main point it is unreasonable to conclude, based on the extensive Monte Carlo methods we employ, that the model sufficiently explains the observed variance in the field.

This sufficiently explains the bioaccumulation influence through the increasing developmental stages.

Introduction The Introduction sufficiently explains the setting of the plugin.

By creating a tight loop between strategy, ad spend and feedback, Google aims to make the tool attractive to marketers that feel last-click models don't sufficiently explain customer behavior.

By creating a tight loop between strategy, ad spend and feedback, Google aims to make the tool attractive to marketers that feel last-click models don't sufficiently explain customer behavior.

Although these studies point to several plausible catalytic mechanisms, controversial issues remain and no model has been shown to sufficiently explain all of the relevant data.

It is widely acknowledged that the traditional biomedical model of illness does not sufficiently explain illness and health, particularly in children with motor impairments, as their health and quality of life are related to multiple factors [ 14].

All the parameters suggested that the two-group model (subgroups Q1 and Q2) sufficiently explained the genetic structure among the 155 accessions, and inspection also confirmed that the phenotypes were not randomly distributed with respect to this genetic structure.

Correlations of the natural assemblages with either latitudinal gradients or environmental variables were equally strong suggesting that neither neutral models nor models based solely on environmental variables sufficiently explain spatial variation of these assemblages at a global scale.

We used Akaike's information criterion (AIC) as a means of model selection to determine whether introgression sufficiently explained variation in plant traits compared to abiotic factors from the population origins (Burnham and Anderson 2002).