Sentence examples for be explained by time from inspiring English sources

Those differences can be explained by time inconsistencies, different data investigation, and political rationality and motivation.

According to van Baal and Wong [26], it is not surprising that individual variation in healthcare expenditure to a large extent can be explained by time to death (TTD) rather than time from birth (age).

But the researchers say the drop in adult activities can't be explained by time spent on homework or extracurricular activities, because time on those activities dropped among eighth and tenth graders and was steady for twelfth graders and college students.

The greater financial, emotional, and practical help that singles give to their parents (relative to their married siblings) cannot be explained by time demands, resources or needs, or other demographics or extended family characteristics.

According to Cornell University economists Francine D. Blau and Lawrence M. Kahn, the "unexplained" pay gap of nine percentage points that remains after adjusting for factors in addition to hours worked -- such as education, experience, occupation and industry -- may well be explained by time off for parenting.

The relatively low amount of colloids administered may be explained by time delay between onset of sepsis and the visiting day (mean 7.7 days).

Up to 90% of the variance was explained by TNF or PL for some genes (Figure 2A and 2B), whereas up to 50% of the variance was explained by time (Figure S1A).

Moreover, if the effect of Reading was the consequence of measurement error, then we would not expect the variance in VIQ change that is explained by Time 1 Reading to be shared with the variance in VIQ change that was explained by grey matter density in Ramsden et al. (2011, 2012).

The worse performance in the group setting compared to the individual setting could neither be explained by exploration time, nor by time on task.

In addition, we estimate the difference that can be explained by lead time, the additional observation time added to the survival as a result of early detection by screening.

It was also hypothesized that the time trend of maternal glucose disorders would be explained by the time trend of overweight/obesity.