Sentence examples for provided a better explanation from inspiring English sources

A comparable phenomenon has been previously observed in the monogamous long-tailed tit, Aegithalos caudatus, where optimal outbreeding provided a better explanation than the "forced divorce" hypothesis to patterns of mate-switching [26].

However, the results of further experiments provided a better explanation for this observation.

Second, including explanatory factors in addition to environmental and organizational characteristics might have provided a better explanation of variation in our estimates, thus potentially affecting our interpretation of the relationship between privatization and organizational efficiency.

The Counting Model, which assumes crossovers interfere with one another, provided a better explanation for these observations by suggesting a one order of magnitude greater rate of recombination caused by gene conversion vs. crossing over within inverted regions (Navarro et al. 1997).

The larger model with a second degree provided a better explanation as tested with Nagelkerke R. Therefore, we concluded that the quadratic function, log(p/1−p)=b0−b1x+b2x, could best describe the relationship between prevalence of HR-HPV in LSIL cases and age, multiple infections and age, and HR/LR-HPV dominance and age.

Andrews's innovation is to wonder whether "energy systems" might provide a better explanation than ideology.

The House speaker, John A. Boehner, has asked President Obama to provide a better explanation of a private message he asked the Russian president to pass along to his successor.

Although this report will surely not silence the IMF's critics, it does at least provide a better explanation of what it did and why.

By contrast, bone remodeling activity seems to provide a better explanation of both.

I'd say the Gizmodo side has more weight as it provides a better explanation for what's going on.

Nonetheless, it is a challenge to those who reject this assumption (see section 9) to provide a better explanation.