Sentence examples for explained by a better from inspiring English sources

This can be explained by a better balancing of the placement.

As already mentioned, this phenomenon has also been observed for the stone samples that had been treated with the Cu-NPs-based materials and might be explained by a better penetration of the applied materials for the porous Calcarenite samples.

Maybe the (relative) resistance to decay of our complex tasks can be explained by a better durability of skills acquired due to the quality of our training, or the small number (seven) of participants failed to show significant deterioration.

MR imaging may fail to visualise very small fatty areas (mean diameter about 1 mm) when compared with CT, which can be explained by a better signal/noise ratio in CT, the thinner CT slices and possibly magnetic field inhomogeneities in the boundary of the calcified structures [39].

Since the amount of transplanted tumour cells was constant, the faster growth rate can be explained by a better supply of oxygen and nutrients as well as an improved evacuation of lactate and end products of metabolism due to better vascularisation.

The haptic effect observed in the intermodal task cannot be simply explained by a better memorization of the visual stimuli.

The fact that gene expression can be repressed simultaneously with enhanced chromatin accessibility might be explained by a generally better access for all kinds of regulatory proteins including repressor proteins.

At the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, bettors leave behind credit cards, beepers, eyeglasses and some items better explained by a sociologist or perhaps a prosthodontist.

The GeV spectrum of the source shows a clear deviation from a simple power law, and is better explained by a broken power law.

However, Sn seems not to drive the reaction toward the production of CO2, and the electrocatalysis is better explained by a non-selective oxidation process.

The within-loan results are better explained by a story in which equity holders receive compensation for participating in tranches that are relatively difficult to fill at times when it particularly important for the firm.