Sentence examples for suggested in order to explain from inspiring English sources
Violence against women, poor health services, lack of education, and unsafe sexual behavior are commonly suggested in order to explain these facts.
An adsorption in the form of islands is suggested in order to explain the lateral interaction and the validity of the Temkin isotherm.
Long distance dispersal is also suggested in order to explain the divergence between Austropaxillus sp. from Tasmania and A. statuum from southern South America.
Among potential costs associated to signaling, the allocation of limited resources in the construction of the signaling trait has been often suggested, especially in order to explain the evolution of colorful signals.
Alcmaeon's account of the other senses, far from suggesting that he carried out dissections in order to explain their function, implies that he did not (Lloyd 1975; for a partial critique of Lloyd see Perilli 2001).
However, reduced levels of TP in prostate carcinoma expressing PSA suggests that additional hypotheses are needed in order to explain the direct association of PSA with poor vascularity.
Further research is suggested to compare pedestrian and bicyclist behaviour, path infrastructure etc. in Finland and Sweden in order to explain these differences and suggest specific safety measures.
In order to explain their observations, they suggested the existence of more than one conducting layer, one of which was a surface charge layer, to explain the capacitance-voltage measurements [15].
In order to explain this effect, they suggested a saturation of the RISC complex (or other necessary small RNA processing or transport machinery).
Our findings suggest that future studies should account for landscape geodiversity in order to explain local differences in vegetation mortality and to better assess the possible impacts of climate fluctuations on ecosystem dynamics.
These findings give us no reason to suggest that it is necessary to invoke nervous control in order to explain bones' functionally adaptive control of bone (re)modelling.
