Sentence examples for characteristics cannot be explained from inspiring English sources

These characteristics cannot be explained by the mechanisms reported so far, i.e., Pc3 micro-pulsations and equatorial plasma bubbles.

These characteristics cannot be explained by the simple Mogi model beneath Shin-dake crater as the previous studies did.

However, HRA cells are CD13-/CD26-type, and thus their characteristics cannot be explained by the CD13/CD26 balance, and their invasiveness must be based on some other mechanism.

In addition to the characteristic occurrence of CG- and CC+GG-possessing tetranucleotides, phylotype-dependent characteristics that cannot be explained by the characteristics of the dinucleotide composition are observed on DegTetra, e.g. under-representation of GTCA+TGAC in coelacanth and tetrapods (Fig.  2Aiii).

For instance, experiments in animal models and human studies have revealed that LTE4, considered the weakest cysLTRs agonist, has unique characteristics that cannot be explained by current knowledge of cysLT1R and cysLT2R [ 9– 11].

This can be explained partly by an aging population and other socio-demographic characteristics, but much cannot be explained by these factors.

Moreover, analysis including patient characteristics showed that this variation cannot be explained by differences in patient population.

The gap between the "extended specification with ethnicity" counterfactual and the actual interprovincial location distribution remains large, suggesting that even with ethnicity controls, much of the actual location differences cannot be explained by characteristics differences.

These differences cannot be explained by characteristics of the residents or the facilities (such as staffing level or staff training) [ 1, 2].

Visible minority status and language differences are somewhat more important; however, much of the difference in migrant group destinations cannot be explained by measured characteristics.

The characteristics described in the 'Statistical analysis' section cannot be explained by the phenomena having their origin in the solar wind, in the magnetosphere, or in the ionosphere, but they strongly suggest that the magnetic fluctuations observed by the CHAMP satellite in middle and low latitudes have a lower atmospheric origin.