Sentence examples for be explained by abnormal from inspiring English sources
The niacin skin flush response has been widely reported to be abnormal in schizophrenic patients [10] [14] and may be explained by abnormal vasodilatation.
This discrepancy might be explained by abnormal features of the stromal compartment in RCAS PDGF-B-driven glioma models which differ from human tumours.
The multi-lobed morphology of amylose-only granules may be explained by abnormal multiple initiations followed by fusions of small granules.
Longer telomere length in the POF group may be explained by abnormal hormone exposure, slow cell division rates or autoimmunity in these women.
As supernumerary SSCs did not express the stem cell markers, we next analysed if the increased number of SSCs can be explained by abnormal organisation of fusomes, the structures that connect daughter cells within one cyst.
Recently, we reported that low 2-ME plasma concentrations at 11 14 weeks of gestation are associated with the development of preeclampsia, but these low concentrations cannot be explained by abnormal expression of COMT [ 11], and there are conflicting results regarding the presence of SNPs that could reduce the activity of COMT in patients with PE.
This size is slightly larger than expected, an effect that could be explained by the abnormal distribution of negatively charged residues in Mth10b.
This could possibly be explained by an abnormal functioning of the inflammatory response, resulting in an increase in inflammatory markers and ultimately leading to chronic inflammation.
Failure of sperm migration may be explained by the abnormal character of the ejaculate present in the uterine horns of cKO mice following mating.
This phenomenon can be explained by the abnormal downregulation of this receptor from naïve to memory B cells which we observed in our RA group.
In our study, higher SAPS II score and bacteremia were associated with high mortality rates that could be explained by an abnormal inflammatory response which was associated with poor outcomes.
