Sentence examples for can be primarily explained from inspiring English sources
Changes in the abundance and fractionation of the various metals can be primarily explained by the shift in the geochemical regime from oxic acidic to reducing-circumneutral conditions, combined with the enrichment of reactive Fe near the soil surface.
Simulations suggest that this relationship can be primarily explained by the increased attenuation with increasing tissue mass as dead time and contribution of random coincidences and scattered photons were not included.
We observed a significant effect of geographic region on genetic variation for some sodium channel isoforms, but this can be primarily explained by rare private alleles and is more likely a reflection of regional genetic differentiation than the cause of different levels of HAB resistance between regions.
This can be primarily explained by a decreased trabecular bone mass, whereas cortical thickness was only found affected in femora, but not in the spine, which might be explained by different strain distributions between the two skeletal elements.
The difference between this study and the studies performed in western countries can be primarily explained by the higher incidence of cervical cancer in Taiwan.
It can, however, not be excluded that the risk of non-smokers should be primarily explained by a combination effect of radon and passive smoking (see below).
The remaining difference in short-circuit current density and EQE spectral shape can be explained primarily by the ratio of hole and electron mobility that leads to more efficient carrier extraction in the inverted devices, with a minor contribution from unintentional p-type doping of the active layer that influences the drift field profile.
Differences in total observed tumor activity can be explained primarily by differences in the internalized portion of injected dose while surface binding curves remain nearly identical across radiolabels.
The delayed onset of action potentials can be explained primarily by impaired gap junctions and partly by Na+ channel inactivation.
Much evidence suggests that Haldane's rule can be explained primarily by two mechanisms: dominance effects or faster-male evolution (reviewed in [1]).
