Sentence examples for explain probable from inspiring English sources

Bruno Monteyne, an analyst at Bernstein Research, said the publicity around the spat was probably helpful to both Tesco and Unilever as it would help explain probable price rises to shoppers.

Resistance appears to play only a minor role in explaining probable treatment failure.

Some useful evidence-based delivery skills proposed were: being able to simplify complex information; tailoring information to the patient's needs and preferences; weighing up evidence and treatments; explaining probable risk; facilitating skills to encourage patient involvement; the evaluation of Internet information that patients may bring and so forth.

I asked Nataliya how she would explain the probable disappearance of the Holodomor from future history books.

There are several possible reasons to explain why probable postnatal depression may be associated with infant deaths.

The specific goals of this study were to: (1) characterize the maternal diversity of the domestic yaks; (2) examine origins of the main lineages and clades and their correlations with morphological breeds; and (3) explain the probable domestication time of this large animal in the arid QTP based on the genetic calibration obtained in the present study and the available archaeological data.

A 2017 study in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry showed that collagen hydrolysates can be transferred through the bloodstream directly to the skin, which explains the probable pathway for these effects.

"You take a bigger percentage of the pie in terms of what people are going to listen to", Danny Howard tells me of the chance that someone will listen to a mix onboard, diplomatically explaining the probable long-lasting benefits.

This has been explained by probable interactions with intestinal transporters.

The decrease in the coefficient of friction for both types of saliva was explained by probable hydrodynamic effects because in the slower speed range (0.1 0.5 mm/s), the friction was constant, suggesting a boundary lubrication regime.

The inverse association is further explained by probable misclassification bias of the smoking status, confounding by unknown factors, and by selection biases of the controls as suggested by Hui et al. [ 19].