The phrase "a possibly explanation" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a possible explanation"? You can use "a possible explanation" when suggesting a reason or interpretation for something that may or may not be true.
Example: "There is a possible explanation for the sudden increase in sales; perhaps the new marketing strategy is working."
Alternatives: "a potential explanation" or "a plausible explanation".
In Group A, a delay in the orocecal transit time could possibly be a possible explanation for the longer time to reach the cut-off value as well as the time to reach the peak H2 levels.
All this seemed a reasonable (and entirely possibly) explanation to me, so I went about my childhood suppressing the unanswered questions swirling inside me with my imaginative narrative.
Advantages of Q2 learning are that the induced qualitative model enables a (possibly causal) explanation of relations among the variables in the modelled system, and that numerical predictions are guaranteed to be qualitatively consistent with the qualitative model which alleviates the interpretation of the predictions.
The only possibly explanation is that the person who made the video is the same person that made the song.
One possibly explanation for the differing rate of targeting between different Rabs in same cell type might be that the prenylation machinery more efficiently modify certain Rabs.
The models provide simple "how possibly" explanations (Brandon RN 1990; Grim P et al.2011) or "generative" explanations (Epstein JM 2006).
What are the possibly explanations for their absence in the X chromosome?
The mechanism remains unclear; possibly explanations may include decreased secretion of HMW adiponectin by adipocytes, augmented clearance of HMW adiponectin from the circulation, increased metabolism of HMW adiponectin, or a combination of these facts [ 62].
The output of such a system is a diagnosis (and possibly an explanation or justification) [1].
Possibly an explanation lies in the relatively high work load of the women: they are usually either studying, have just joined the work force, have established a family, already have small children to tend to, or carry out a combination of these duties.
