Sentence examples for explain the volume of from inspiring English sources

She works hard to make it plausible that there are enough planes, waiting rooms and career lulls to explain the volume of correspondence contained here.

An alternative dependent variable also considered is the total amount of each instrument at every point in time in order to explore whether the determinants that drive the decision to issue also can explain the volume of each instrument.

As a result, some research assumes a complementary relationship between both theoretical concepts; whereas voluntary disclosure theory explains the volume of CSR disclosure, legitimacy theory elucidates patterns in the disclosure (Clarkson et al. 2008).

As an exception, Glass and Dalton [ 30] reported that market share 12 months after launch was not a significant variable in explaining the volume of new drug prescriptions.

This single theory can fit the logarithmical decrease of wear volume at relatively low sliding speed but cannot explain the constant volume of Si wear at sliding speed values exceeding 8 μm/s.

Any alternative theory that is put forward, however, will have to explain the large volume of data that show the critical role of protein acylation, and of cholesterol and glycosphingolipid manipulation on cell function.

Delayed RUC insertion after delivery of the baby can lead to a delay in embolization, which could explain the higher volume of postpartum hemorrhage.

Dr David Lowe, a former counter-terrorist detective, said the length of the detention might be explained by the "volume of documentation" carried by Mr Miranda.

Citing Moore's Law--which states that every 18 months the number of transistors on a silicon chip doubles--Robbins explained that "the volume of electronic data will be enormous".

These grade shifts on final pathological assessments may be partly explained by the volume of tissue available for examination, and in fact have been shown to be less frequent when preoperative sampling is done by D&C as compared with office aspiration biopsy (Leitao et al, 2009).

According to Hayley Champion, HR business partner at RM, being a business with a conscience is not just a draw for new candidates; it also explains the high volume of employees with extensive lengths of service, many over 20 years.