Sentence examples for reconcile explanations from inspiring English sources
As with the other associations discussed here, it was difficult to reconcile explanations based upon localized processes with the decreased strength of the correlation at small measurement scales.
He was also trying to reconcile different explanations of these material structures with what he had been taught to believe.
The number of students opting for the agnostic-evolutionist position is perhaps an indication that it is not easy to reconcile the two explanations.
In the case of marriages, it is difficult to reconcile other possible explanations for avoiding ceremonies on the 17th (which in principle is as good as any other day in the month).
Some observations about seasonality are difficult to reconcile with these explanations.
The absence of hypercalcaemia in the other MEN1 models (Table 1) is difficult to reconcile, and possible explanations may be the different responses of the mouse strains, the calcium and vitamin D content of the diets, or the method used to measure the serum calcium.
These findings cannot be reconciled with explanation by interpretation.
But they saw exactly why science would be hard to reconcile with historical explanation, the human "sciences," the humanities, theology and in our own interior psychological monologs.
We can envision at least two explanations to reconcile this apparent discrepancy.
There are some possible explanations that reconcile this inconsistency.
