Sentence examples for can be explained especially from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that striking variations in family consultation rates can be explained, especially by the family health status, but also by family circumstances such as economic status and number of children, as well as socialisation factors such as health knowledge and family beliefs.

But I don't know how any of the flaws of Trump can be explained to his supporters, especially when the Democratic party can't offer an economic vision to their own angry voters.

It is easy to dismiss similar "miracles" today, perhaps because modern communications carry news of more visions, voices and the like than can be explained by divine inspiration alone, especially considering ulterior motives for civic or personal profit.

Research by Dr. Robert A. Berenson and Jack Hadley of the Urban Institute suggests that much of the geographic variation in health spending can be explained by differences in "individual characteristics, especially patients' underlying health status and a range of socio-economic factors, including income".

Properties of hard nanocomposite coatings, especially hardness, can be explained by their nanostructure.

The prevalence of staphylococci, especially CNS, can be explained from the viewpoint of pathogenesis.

52 These higher rates compared to previous studies can be explained by patients' older age and especially by the fact that the majority of patients in other studies were already on warfarin before getting included in the studies, therefore representing a pre-selected group of "warfarin-tolerant" patients.

This result (especially the former) can be explained by the compromised health status of the non-Swiss population (see, for instance [ 25]) that leads to reduced HRQOL.

This difference can be explained by the difference in sex hormones especially in women as a result of menopause which reduces estrogen production a factor that has been shown to lead to obesity in women [ 26].

No one was worried about him carrying out his plan (and this can be explained without accusing the inhabitants of Pringles of being especially prejudiced.

The difference can be explained by the sample design used in each study, especially population characteristics and sample size.