Sentence examples for scheme to explain from inspiring English sources

Now, can they start on a scheme to explain the new offside rule?

Wilson laid out a nearly identical scheme to explain how the industry might look twenty-five years from now.

Cancer cells represent the seed, and their interactions with the microenvironment representing the soil, and this relationship was proposed as the main scheme to explain the ability of cancer to spread from its primary location to metastasize in secondary tissues.

Molecular studies have identified direct interactions between MIF and several intracellular regulatory proteins (Jab1, PAG and p53) that control cellular growth and proliferation; however, how interactions with these proteins fit into a general scheme to explain MIF's biological activity has not been elucidated.

After grouping the codes in three organizing themes (axial coding), all four investigators discussed and refined the coding scheme to explain the entire dataset.

In their scheme to explain such events, genome evolution would result from an undefined (perhaps illegitimate recombination) mechanism, which would result in the accumulation of "morons" in new genomic contexts.

In addition, by analyzing the eigenvalues of the semi-discretized system in one dimension, we discuss the spectral properties of the hybrid DG/FV schemes to explain the super-convergence phenomenon.

Humanity creates dogmatic schemes to explain the inexplicable, an indoctrination of our collective fears.

Consequently, there are no unifying schemes to explain organismal development.

Some studies have examined user (self motivation, socio-demographic) and service (source of referral, design) characteristics of the schemes to explain attendance levels.

A likely scheme proposed to explain the phylogenic distribution of the two types suggests that Clitellata, Sabellida (polychaete), and vestimentiferan hemoglobins and chlorocruorins derive from a type-I ancestral molecule, while Terebellida (Alvinella), Phyllodocida (Tylorrhynchus), and Scolecida (Arenicola) and possibly other polychaetes derive from an ancestor molecule with type-II hemoglobin.