Sentence examples for be tentatively explained by from inspiring English sources
This behavior can be tentatively explained by the energetic failure of the VH system in this crucial moment.
The aforementioned minor differences in communication patterns between physicians in San Francisco and Copenhagen may be tentatively explained by some differences in context.
These data deeply differ from those described in non-sclerodermic patients affected by renal diseases and could be tentatively explained by assuming that e-GST hyper-expression reveals a very early renal damage not revealed by the K/DOQI stage.
The different slopes for different photon energies can be tentatively explained by a different frequency-dependent resonance Raman cross section of Gc and Guc and by different charge carrier absorption of the charged layers at high photon energies.
Finally, the fact that the hosts of both the alphaproteobacterial and cyanobacterial endosymbionts "reprogrammed" the prokaryotic permeome with host-derived solute transporters may be tentatively explained by at least two outsiders' interpretations.
The decrease between the initial pressure and the pressure at 40 min could be tentatively explained by a regeneration of the 331 phase that was partially reduced during the pretreatment, meaning that a proportion of the observed N2 consumption is not due to an exchange process but is the result of a regeneration step.
The formation of this phase was tentatively explained by a high cooling rate of small splats.
These apparently contradictory results are tentatively explained by the equilibrated character of hydrolysis.
This phenomenon was tentatively explained by the abundance of vapors generated by the action of the laser.
Furthermore, on PbO2 electrodes a plateau was obtained at intermediate frequencies (0.1 10 Hz), which was tentatively explained by bubble coalescence phenomena.
These findings are tentatively explained by the influence of gas inertia on break-up of bubbles trapped in the liquid films trickling over the particles.
