Sentence examples for explain excess from inspiring English sources

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Interatrial block was also reported in patients with left atrial enlargement and electromechanical dysfunction, lower left atrial stroke volume, and kinetic energy, which could explain excess stroke mortality enabling atrial thrombosis [ 17, 19, 20].

More focused ROAM reviews found that certain groups of migrant women were more likely to have preterm birth [ 9] and inadequate prenatal care [ 10] and that adjustment of background factors in several studies did not explain excess fetal and infant mortality risk in infants born to migrant women compared to those born to receiving-country women [ 11].

These finding, along with environmental data from the area, suggest that living near the waste disposal site and being very worried about the environment, rather than a toxicologic effect of chemical from the site, explain excess symptom reporting found in this follow-up study.

Given that the X chromosome in male Tribolium appears to be dosage compensated, we further explored the Vicoso and Charlesworth (2009) hypothesis that dosage compensation may limit male-bias expression on the X (although it would still not explain excess female-biased genes).

The main hypotheses to explain excess mortality with intensive glycemic treatment in ACCORD have concerned: 1) an overly rapid reduction and maintenance of low A1C levels; 2) effects of severe hypoglycemia; 3) high doses of potentially harmful individual drugs or drug combinations; or 4) weight gain with its own harmful consequences.

But as Dr. Gunter explains, excess mucus is actually a sign of infection or irritation.

Scanlon's modela explaining excess demand in the US state-regulated nursing home market (under fixed prices) can also be partly applied to Japan: the Japanese government, as the dominant purchaser, tends to set remuneration below the market price.

If the seller explains excess noise by saying "Oh, they are just out of adjustment," suggest that he adjust them for you right there and then, "so you can learn how".

While our model properly explained the excess of samples with extreme skewing (95 100% XCI) observed in cell line samples, we could not explain the excess of cell lines samples with XCI between 50 and 55%.

How then to explain that excess weight is linked with fewer cardiovascular complications, like heart attack and stroke?