Sentence examples similar to well established explanations from inspiring English sources
In the absence of any clear and well established explanation, the findings are not even causally descriptive, and of limited usefulness for enacting meaningful policy, where possible policies could range from wealth redistribution to providing books for children with fewer resources.
Given the absence of clear and well established explanation for the mechanism of action for SAMe in the management of OA, future studies should explore the possible role of isomers.
Interpreters of the rhyme before the Second World War make no mention of this; by 1951, however, it seems to have become well established as an explanation for the form of the rhyme that had become standard in the United Kingdom.
Relatively high individual variability in groups of dyslexics is well established, and the common explanation is that dyslexia is a multiple cognitive deficit.
This explanation seems reasonable because it is well established that lead exposure produces perseverative behavior in both children and animals (Rice 2006).
The clinical or biological explanations for these observations have not been well established.
He parried them with what has become a familiar blend of explanations, saying the threat from Mr. Hussein, for example, had been well established by the United Nations and previous administrations.
Another potential explanation for the lack of association is the difference in parity status, a well established determinant of breast density [ 6], between mothers and daughters.
Since it is well established that oxidative stress sensitises the MPTP to calcium, this would seem to provide an adequate explanation as to how preconditioning inhibits MPTP opening at reperfusion (see Section 7.2).
The main explanation for the difference in reduction potential between the HiPIPs and ferredoxins has been well established now as the different redox states employed by the two proteins.
