Sentence examples for theory account from inspiring English sources

He marries his cousin Emma, a religious woman who asks him, upon reading his ideas: "Can your theory account for the way my eyes and ears and hands and heart combine to reproduce the sounds that Chopin heard in his head?

Simple blob mobilization theory and experiments establish that the capillary number required to mobilize a blob is inversely proportional to its length in the direction of the Darcy-law pressure gradient; this and the predictions of percolation theory account for the observed capillary number correlation.

Nevertheless, the possibility of residual confounding cannot be discounted because other factors related to hsCRP and ethnicity could in theory account for our findings.

Thus, if GCTA heritability estimates are half the twin study heritability estimates, the additive effects of common SNPs can in theory account for about half of the heritability estimated from twin studies.

Sustained persistence of transposons can, in theory, account for their residence in unknown reservoir species; e.g, the role of parasites as potential vectors of horizontal transfer across phylogenetically remote organisms has been hypothesized [ 20].

We know from Fourier theory that any function or signal can be represented by a (possibly infinite) summation of sinusoids, therefore the addition of multiple oscillators in this fashion can, in theory, account for any incident influence upon each of the variables within the system.

The band theory accounts for many of the electrical and thermal properties of solids and forms the basis of the technology of solid-state electronics.

Thus, evolutionary theory accounts for microevolutionary changes.

The theory accounts for through-the-thickness deformations.

On direct theory accounts, the mediating role is only a process role.

The sense-datum theory accounts more straightforwardly for the character of immediate experience.