Sentence examples for excluded to explain from inspiring English sources

Thus, history of malaria exposure, seasonal transmission and the short life of specific IgG3 to MSP1-19 antigen cannot be excluded to explain the presence or the absence of this specific IgG3 response.

We found no significant result when comparing the currently available distribution to either catastrophic or attritional mortality profiles, and therefore a mass death scenario involving some sort of calamity or death trap cannot be completely excluded to explain the Dinaledi assemblage.

However, despite WGDs, discussed previously, other factors such as generation or mating times and processes (e.g., vegetative multiplication in plants), genetic bottlenecks via natural selection, metabolic rates, and demography, cannot be excluded to explain such observed difference in genome content conservation between plants and animals (i.e., mammals or vertebrates) (Donoghue and Purnell 2005).

In a broader scope, this article also aims at promoting scientific interest in causal relationships besides the HPA, as we can exclude HPA to explain our findings.

While many studies document racial differences in medical outcomes, elucidating or excluding pathways to explain these differences can assist in the development of interventions to eliminate them.

While the possibility of residual confounding cannot be excluded, for confounding to explain the observed effect would require that other major changes affecting child survival occurred in districts at approximately the same time as IMCI was introduced.

Despite our best efforts, we cannot exclude residual confounding to explain the effect of DMPA.

Although we cannot exclude technical reasons to explain the dissimilarities, we think that genetic and disease differences between the two strains of mice can account for the discrepancies.

Despite our best efforts, we cannot exclude residual confounding to explain the effect of DMPA, and a RCT of HC methods is currently being planned to address this (Morrison and Nanda, 2012).

Although an effect of developmental heterogeneity cannot be excluded, it is unlikely to explain the observed excess in gene expression divergence in the juveniles.

Other articles needed to be excluded because they failed to explain how treatment candidates were defined, i.e., it was not clear if patients were considered treatment candidates on the basis of their HCV antibody status, HCV-RNA status or other criteria.