Sentence examples for most direct explanation from inspiring English sources
In the most direct explanation of the administration's position, Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, told an audience in New Delhi earlier this month, "The United States wants to treat India realistically for what it is -- a major country and an emerging power.
The most direct explanation for the ORF75c− phenotype would therefore be that ORF75c links the viral capsid to host motor proteins for transport to nuclear pores.
However, the rotational stiffness hypothesis would seem to be the most direct explanation for the observation of Szwed et al. [14], who found that some Vg neurons encode the contact distance along isolated whiskers.
Rather, the most direct explanation is that a transient reduction in tension by flattening the membrane patch allows for recovery of Piezo1 ion channels from inactivation.
The simplest and most direct explanation is the aforementioned increase in breeding population size; declines in genetic variation are really only expected with declines in population size.
Antibodies targeted against mutant proteins are the most direct explanation for the stimulation of an immune response, and the antibodies may well exhibit cross-reactivities with native proteins.
The most simple and direct explanation would be a transcriptional upregulation of the influenced genes by β-catenin via β-catenin/TCF-binding sites in the respective promoter/enhancer regions.
In relaying his conversation with Palin, Ayers provided one of the most direct, on the record explanations for what exactly drove the Alaska Governor's decision to step aside.
Our study is the most direct test of these alternative explanations to date.
No matter how incorrect it may ultimately be to invoke natural selection as a sufficient explanation for a trait, it is the most direct way possible to find the true causal explanation of a trait.
These data provide the most direct evidence yet to implicate camouflage and bird predation as the overriding explanation for the rise and fall of melanism in moths.
