Sentence examples for errors which may explain from inspiring English sources

These assemblers are known to be less tolerant of sequencing errors, which may explain why they struggled with the Ion Torrent data whose Q scores were slightly below that of the MiSeq data (28.8 vs. 34.6, Additional file 1: Table S1) [ 42].

The shorter cumulative averages are more likely to have increased measurement error in exposure assessment which may explain the weaker statistical results.

The algorithm generated considerable error about the mean which may explain its inability to distinguish between clinically different groups seen in our original study and actually showed the opposite finding in 2 of 3 tested relationships.

This means that we had no definitive evidence for the absence of myocarditis in the control patients as immunohistology has low sensitivity because of a relatively high sampling error of endomyocardial biopsy, which may explain the relatively moderate sensitivity of relative enhancement in our study.

By falling for each other, he and Elio tumble not into error, still less into sin, but into a sort of delirious concord, which may explain why Elio's parents, far from disapproving, bestow their tacit blessing on the pact.

ATHLETICS This is not a high priority in the A's world, which may explain why only six teams in the A.L. made more errors than them.

Which may explain a winery called Kristall Kellerei.

Which may explain why Christopher Mims's chart peaked in 2007.

Which may explain why DHL and UPS are testing drone delivery too.

Well, until quite recently, which may explain the price cut.

Which may explain why I went home and made brownies.