Sentence examples for be explained by team from inspiring English sources

The ICCs in our study were low, and most of the variation could be explained by team and hospital variations.

Although the ability to reach efficiently, what we call efficient "reachability", differs between teams those differences could not be explained by team variables in our model, with the exception of the team size.

According to our findings the close relationship between low staff turnover and patient safety could be explained by team competence building over time, also including the development of a patient safety culture.

This could be explained by the team environment of larger hospitals which may provide improved knowledge from greater learning opportunities, and the training provided by the established programs.

This reasoning is supported by a record of changes in sea level and ocean chemistry in the Norwegian sediments that could be explained by true polar wander, the team reports in the September-October issue of the Geological Society of America Bulletin.

From 1985 to 2000, household size declined at a rate that outpaced population growth, resulting in 155 million more households than could be explained by the census alone, the team reports in the 13 January online issue of Nature.

Next, the beneficial effects of the ECMO team can be explained by the dedication of the experienced and skilled ECMO physicians and staff members to ECMO.

The discrepancies between IUCN's findings and those of his team can be explained by the different data sets used by the two groups, explained Melnick.

Moreover, it seems that the inability of interventions to demonstrate significant improvements in quality of care could be explained by difficulties faced by the network team, to mobilize the community medical intervention[ 12, 16].

This, the team says, can be explained by the embryonic development of the bat's wing, which originates from both the forelimb and the torso.

His absence as a first team regular could be explained by his lack of games, and thus match fitness, for Arsenal during the season leading up to the tournament.