Sentence examples for be explained by inadequacy from inspiring English sources
This could be explained by inadequacy of the model used for SNP effect estimation, for instance if the marker density was not sufficiently high to track all genetic variation associated with these traits.
Journal 51, 2428 2440] when the liquid slug was very short, which can be explained by the inadequacy of their correlation to describe the excess pressure drop caused by the strong inner circulation in such short liquid slugs.
We used these replica samples to demonstrate that significant levels of beta diversity exist on a mm-scale in Zodletone spring, that these changes are truly spatial and could not be explained by sample size inadequacy, and that rare members of the microbial community are primarily responsible for such levels of diversity.
This finding can likely be explained by the multiple inadequacies in the sanitary infrastructure that lead to increased contamination and dissemination of FBP throughout the environment, in particular, along the food chain.
This finding discrepancy may be explained by the different threshold of inadequacy and difference in study participants.
This might be explained by a difference in definition of inadequacy between two studies.
This inadequacy can be explained by the latent nature of the latent trait; it is not an observed variable and its estimation requires the use of a model which creates uncertainty on a large number of parameters (parameters of the distribution of the latent trait and possibly items parameters).
This could be explained by the fact that the mothers may not perceive inadequacies in their children's diets as clearly as they do with respect to their own dietary behavior.
Nevertheless, we should mention (see the RESULTS) that the most of heterogeneity could be explained by high transfusion rates in the trial by Porter et al. and inadequacy of allocation concealment in EPO trials.
Therefore, the higher rate of reporting of product inadequacy for Velcade that was detected in the UK may be explained by its use in more ill patients.
This could be explained by the fact that the quality of services received may be affected by the inadequate number of agricultural extension workers and inadequacy of working facilities such as lack of transport service.
