Sentence examples for explained by television from inspiring English sources

The difference can largely be explained by television.

The patterns of LMIC health coverage outlined in this paper are likely to be explained by television professionals' editorial judgements that they are simply catering to the well-researched preferences of Australian audiences for news about issues of personal relevance and interest, ideally with arresting images [14], [29].

The big disparity in profit can almost always be explained by local television rights and arena economics.

The malingering of writers tends to be caused by traditional human vices like indiscipline and complacency: I have heard it argued, plausibly enough, that the increasingly long gaps between Thomas Pynchon's novels can only be explained by improvements in American television.

Up to 10% of variance in waist circumference in boys and 18% of variance in waist circumference in girls was explained by their sedentary activities (television viewing and video/computer time).

The disparities can be explained by the NBA's larger revenues from national television and merchandise, as well as greater restrictions on player salaries (see NBA owners score big).

This association may be explained by the displacement of incidental physical activity with television viewing 11 and increased energy intake through eating energy-dense foods whilst watching television 4.

The associations between television and diet propensities were not explained by preference for added fat or sugar in test foods.

Most of its troubles can be explained by declining sales and prices of LCDs and LCD televisions, which account for something like 40% of its revenue.

This incorrect perception was explained by one man, aged 39 years: 'I heard from the television that the areas affected by earthquake are often highly vulnerable to climate-related problems, for example more extreme storms'.

That disparity can be explained by the fact that Mr. Barbour had already paid for all his television time through Election Day, and Mr. Musgrove had not.