Sentence examples for can explain a possible from inspiring English sources
The challenges posed by growing up in a poor, urban, segregated community (which is highly correlated with having a black-sounding name) trumps any discrimination you might face by having a particular name.What can explain a possible decline in the ethnic baby naming trend?
These data are in contradiction with the redifferentiation model by the activation of the receptor, but can explain a possible antitumoral effect of this drug.
Different mechanisms can explain the possible role of a positive family history on increasing the risk of stroke, including genetic heritability of stroke risk factors, inheritance of susceptibility to the effects of such risk factors, familial sharing of cultural/environmental and life style factors, and interaction between genetic and environmental factors (Flossmann et al. 2004).
We hypothesize that impaired microcirculation not only in the kidney, but also in general (i.e. brain development) can explain this possible link.
Indeed it has already been suggested that activation of these same cells can explain the possible efficacy also in the treatment of AA with analogs of vitamin D. No potential conflicts of interest were disclosed.
Two perspectives can explain possible measurement errors in self-reports on substance use, namely a situational and a cognitive perspective [ 42].
Maybe we can convince the big publishers that there really is a demand out there for a book that can explain how it is possible to kick sugar, stop alcohol, tobacco and caffeine and feel incredibly good again as if you had been recalled to life.
This prior captures the intuition that the most plausible set of components explaining a given dataset are those that can explain as much as possible of the observed data while leaving in the simplex as little empty volume, corresponding to mixtures that could be but are not observed, as possible.
This hypothesis can explain how it is possible for the plant to maintain a high level of morphological differentiation (resistance level, trichome composition) with a relatively low genetic variation and in the presence of gene flow.
One of the main advantages of inner-sense theory is that it can explain how it is possible for us to acquire purely recognitional concepts of experience.
