Sentence examples for explain to some degree from inspiring English sources

This may explain to some degree why Super Mario 3D Land is the first new game produced for the 3DS that justifies the cost of the console all on its own.

Theoretically, these variables are considered to lie on the causal path between educational attainment and adult competencies so they may explain to some degree why educational attainment positively relates to literacy skills, or why the relationship between education and literacy differs across countries.

During filming for "Brown Betty, Noblee described the episode in an interview, "'Grey Matters' was a very important episode for Walter because it helped to explain to some degree his apparent behavior.

These two apparently opposing views may both explain to some degree the emergence of cooperation.

Thus, it is possible that diagnosis alone may explain to some degree the observed associations.

This may explain to some degree the relatively higher frequency of local failure in our series.

That explains, to some degree, why he is where he is.

For many years, the "valley" in New York's skyline has been explained to some degree by the presence or absence of bedrock close enough to street level that towers could be anchored to it.

For O2+ this ratio is closer to 2 explaining, to some degree, why it has much sharper fluctuations in the outflow rate compared to the others and why O2+ has a long lifetime in the simulation domain.

If compared to those successful experiences in Europe, this situation could be explained to some degree by the lack of actions on key sectors, clear responsibility allocation schemes, practical and efficient subregional cooperation and a strong funding mechanism.

The differences between the results obtained in the various studies can also be explained to some degree by the fact that imaging techniques and the knowledge base for GPS have improved over time [56].