Sentence examples for verified to explain from inspiring English sources
A cassette model for mating-type switching has been proposed and further experimentally verified to explain haplo-selfing in S. cerevisiae (Hicks et al. 1977; Herskowitz 1988; Herskowitz et al. 1992).
A particular instance that needs further investigation is transitioning from verifying to explaining (Hähkiöniemi & Leppäaho, 2012).
Similar and further analyses in various animals will be required to verify this model, to explain how the bilateriotypic period defined by our analysis is related to the "zootype" hypothesis proposed by Slack [ 12], and to clarify certain aspects of the cleavage period shared among bilaterians [ 22].
The improvement of the electroreduction performance of nitrobenzene in composite ionic liquids was verified and was tried to explain.
Further studies are required to verify these findings and to explain the potential reasons for failure of PCT in detection of recurrent infections of some patients in ICU.
Once an MSM who visited the gay bathhouse was referred to the study, staff members from the local CDC approached the individual to verify his eligibility, and to explain the purpose and method of the survey.
This outcome suggests that there is not a significant difference in the cognitive engagement phases when students generate theories and learning goals and do an initial search in the resources to verify their initial theories to explain what is going on in the problem.
You may well want to share your news to impress people or, if it's particularly hard to explain, to verify that it means what you think it means.
All three extinctions also coincided with massive volcanic eruptions, so if scientists verify the meteor impacts they would have to explain the highly unlikely coincidences.
We verified the model by using it with stakeholders to explain the practice issue.
This study is important to verify and explain some of the observations reported in previous bioaerosol studies and demonstrates a new approach to explore the biological mechanisms associated with the viability of airborne bacteria.
