Sentence examples for cases could explain from inspiring English sources

The presence of these secondary stage cases could explain the transmission and maintenance of the disease in the study area, an assumption supported by the characteristics of a yaws outbreak observed in Thailand [37].

Therefore, emergence of the Beijing genotype, or a higher rate of recurrence of Beijing genotype cases, could explain part of the increase in TB rates among young adults.

The difficulty of assessing infection in donors and the lack of sepsis severity in some cases could explain the absence of an increase in PCT in donors in our study.

We postulate that the down-regulation of several of the NK receptors in GWI cases could explain the impaired functional response of some lymphocyte subpopulations, as seen by lower gene expression levels in GWI cases of several genes implicated in NK and T-cell biology.

Special effort was devoted to explore whether the weight loss observed among cases could explain the results, because OCs accumulate in lipids, and changes in BMI due to metabolism of adipose tissue in cancer patients could result in higher serum levels of OCs.

Quite how forcefully such interests may have made their case could explain the cause of the crash.

Some have suggested that the strength of a single modality on perceptual judgment depends on the attention it is given [27], which in the present case could explain the different pattern of age-related differences in the two illusory categories.

One official said investigators were exploring a possible connection between the two cases that could explain a motive for the Lloyd killing.

This study also found higher odds of elevated pulse amongst cases, which could explain the increased risk of death due to eclampsia.

Our results were obtained from isolates on Lowenstein media, most of them recent cultures, though late growth cultures were used in some cases, which could explain the worse quality spectra.

"I realised I could publish the statements of case and could explain it in a way that hadn't been done before".