Sentence examples for viable to explain from inspiring English sources

Among various pathophysiological mechanisms proposed, ANS dysfunction leading cholinergic deficiency seems one of the most viable to explain the development of long-term sequelae.

Then, viable solutions to explain the various degrees of vertical rotations observed in previous paleomagnetic investigations required that individual geologic terranes of the Korean Peninsula formed in Mesozoic to Tertiary experienced different degrees of vertical rotations.

Hence, the simulation demonstrates that a depth-dependent distribution of asperities is a viable mechanism to explain why the Tohoku-Oki earthquake radiated more HF energy from its deeper regions.

We believe that this statement is consistent with our results and suggests a viable hypothesis to explain the observed correlation.

Alternatively, the afterslip on the coseismic rupture surface and its downdip extension is also a viable candidate to explain postseismic deformation after large megathrust earthquakes.

The activity of DNMT1 seems to decrease significantly during aging [ 78, 79], and this is seen as a viable model to explain the global decrease of DNA methylation observed during aging.

Much has been written about gene environment interaction; the human and nonhuman quantitative genetic literature suggests that gene environment interaction is also a viable candidate to explain some of the missing heritability.

The presence of aggregates has, in the past, been inferred from the observation of a polymodal particle size distribution of fallout deposits and is the most viable mechanism to explain the occurrence of secondary thickness maxima in such deposits (i.e., Sarna-Wojcicki et al. 1981; Carey and Sigurdsson 1982; Brazier et al. 1982, 1983).

Although an initial disruption of ndhF is a viable hypothesis to explain ndh loss in both Pinus and Welwitschia, the gene disrupting inversions could not be held in common between the gnetophyte and Pinaceae plastomes because, as discussed earlier, none of the inversions can be shared.

Our results emphasize that a general model accounting for both mean and variance across the full range of viable temperatures remains overdue to explain sex determination and accurately forecast sex ratios under climate change.

Whole theories rest on the argument that the only way that a eubacterium can enter another cell to become an endosymbiont is if the host is phagotrophic, sporting staunch quotes: " Phagocytosis by a protoeukaryote host is the only viable mechanism currently available to explain the origin of the mitochondrion" [ 141].