Sentence examples for related explanations from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, large population sizes (inferred from sampling success), lack of population differentiation over time or among sites, and evidence that cryptic species were not sampled in this study make related explanations for linkage disequilibrium in T. marchalianum unlikely.

Similarly, the finding that young men who were not employed had high continuation rates even after controlling for the effect of low income also adds some support to stress related explanations.

This suggests that the disconcordance between self-reports and EMR data among ethnic groups cannot be totally attributed to cross- cultural validity related explanations, like a cultural propensity to answer in a particular way.

Passmore et al. (2009) argue that models should be used in science courses, because models are the central practice of all scientific disciplines: "The development, use, assessment, and revision of models and related explanations play a central role in scientific inquiry and should be a prominent feature of students' science education" (p. 395).

However, the related explanations are divergent or lacking.

This evidence is relatively new, but two related explanations are gaining steam.

Third, Indians are admirably comfortable with eccentricity: if you don't bat an eyelid at a religious sect that walks about naked, or accept that your neighbour meditates for much of his life, you won't carp about a single-minded record-seeker either.A last, related, explanation is that individuals use records as a path to modest glory and income.

In other words, an explanation of how synthetic a priori judgments are affirmed in mathematical contexts, together with the resulting and related explanation of how a systematic body of demonstrable knowledge comprises such judgments, allow mathematical truth to be invoked as a paradigm of the substantive yet necessary and universal truths that metaphysics hopes to achieve.

Another, and related, explanation could be that medication side-effects may be more pronounced at the beginning of the treatment than after some weeks of use.

Patients do not necessarily relate explanations given during the preoperative anesthesiology visit to their relatives, leaving them unaware of the procedural risk.

Rather than an extrinsic, life-history related explanation relating minicircles in lice to their parasitism, an explanation based on a genetic factor, loss of mtSSB, seems more plausible.