Sentence examples for condition to explain from inspiring English sources

Medical reports showed that Seeta, aged 33, had no condition to explain a heart attack.

This theory can be used in any binary system for any end-member condition to explain single-phase or multiphase diffusion-controlled growth.

In one study, conducted in 2008, researchers tested the effects of exercise on 36 people who reported feeling chronically tired but didn't have a medical condition to explain their fatigue.

The appearance of a pathological condition to explain the symptoms.

Unregulated Work is one of the most complex themes (i.e. a theme comprising many related codes) that emerged, and in QCA, Unregulated Work was by itself a sufficient condition to explain sickness absence in our data.

The inability of routine operating conditions to explain the sources of CH4 at high-emitting sites reveals the existence of super-emitters: sites with abnormal process conditions.

However, few studies have identified the risk of migraine-specific comorbid conditions to explain the higher healthcare resource utilization by migraineurs.

So there was no whingeing from Debenhams along the lines of what we've heard from Next, M&S and Sports Direct – all which tried to use "unseasonably mild conditions" to explain away their poor performances.

HyTech tool is then applied to analyze this hybrid model which generates parametric constraints or stay conditions to explain the existence of a particular state (or behavior) (Fromentin et al. 2010).

Various bioaerosol studies have been conducted to determine the survival rate of airborne bacteria under different conditions to explain the bacterial diversity, predict the risk of airborne disease transmission and identify appropriate infection-control strategies (Parienta et al. 2011; Thompson et al. 2011; Cox 1986).

The present study first examined the metabolism of coral larvae under different pH conditions to explain the observed, uniform, survival rate of coral larvae under different pH conditions in comparison to a previous study [16].