Sentence examples for would be needed to explain from inspiring English sources

It's a finicky enough process that an identical mixing would be needed to explain the oxygen-18 contents of both sandy specks.

Feige had previously hinted that "some development work" was underway on a solo Black Widow film, before explaining that the idea was scrapped because a prequel would be needed to explain her backstory as a Russian spy.

Of course, some psychosemantics would be needed to explain what it is in virtue of which a brain item represents greenness in particular.

That is, some argument would be needed to explain why we should think that understanding law requires giving a constructive interpretation of it.

Even if the observation is evidence that dark matter interacts with itself, that interaction appears to be about 1/1000 as strong as would be needed to explain away the core-cusp problem.

It is assumed that the polystyrene polymer backbone may have helped to build a more efficient phase boundary between the catalyst layer and membrane probably resulted from the high water uptake though a more complete study would be needed to explain this phenomenon.

Presumably haecceities would not be needed to explain indivisibility, since everything — whether particular or universal — is indivisible in the required sense (numerically indivisible; numerically identical in anything in which it exists).

If the extrapolation is correct, the Milk Way may be hefty enough to hold itself together without any exotic dark matter, says Francoise Combes, an astrophysicist at the Observatory of Paris, although the mysterious stuff would still be needed to explain the formation of the earliest galaxies.

Sensitivity analyses indicated that for an unmeasured confounder (such as frailty, severity of dementia) present in 25% of the population, relative risks ≥5.0 linking the hypothetical confounder to both haloperidol use and mortality would be needed to fully explain the observed association with mortality.

Assuming a type I error of 0.05, power (1-β) of 0.80 and including up to 5 independent variables in the final models, a sample size of 61 subjects would be needed to detect an explained variance of at least 19% on the WOMAC function scale(r = 0.43) and a sample size of 110 subjects would be needed to detect an explained variance of at least 11% on the WOMAC function scale (r = 0.33) [ 10, 13, 48].

Indeed, as new technologies render old jobs redundant, much faster growth would be needed to stop unemployment getting worse, which explains the worrying recent jump in the numbers signing on.