Sentence examples for the accepted explanation from inspiring English sources

In calling evolution a "make-believe story," for instance, she maintains that "before Darwin, the accepted explanation for the chain of life was design".

This interpretation in terms of anagenesis, or transformation, is contrary to the accepted explanation of speciation within evolutionary biology, which is cladogenesis, or branching (e.g., Futuyma [2013]).

For over 50 years, the accepted explanation of this uncertainty effect has implicated the S R mapping process.

In contrast, the accepted explanation for feminization of wild male fish is that it results mainly from exposure to steroidal estrogens originating primarily from human excretion.

The argument at that time for developing beads instead of solid cement plugs was that the debrided osteomyelitic cavities had to secrete freely and it was not the increase in surface area-volume ratio, as is the accepted explanation for improved effectiveness nowadays.

"The accepted explanation for such cases has been that they reflect incomplete rod and cone loss," said Brown.

The authors debunk all the accepted explanations and then uncover the real reason.

We add to this explanation by proposing that there is good evidence that the TE-Thrust hypothesis, in addition to the accepted explanations, gives a fuller and more complete explanation for the extraordinary angiosperm diversification.

The widely accepted explanation for the increase in chinstrap penguins was the decimation of baleen whales in the Southern Ocean by large-scale commercial whaling operations, which continued into the nineteen-eighties.

PKD1 and 2 are ubiquitously expressed and the generally accepted explanation for the formation of cysts in only some organs is the "two-hit" model.

The commonly accepted explanation for the inverted cortex in reeler mice is that in the absence of Reelin, the newly arrived neurons fail to penetrate the preplate.