Sentence examples for explained by the passage from inspiring English sources

But he maintained that his concerns about the events in the hotel room remained and the incident "has not been explained by the passage of time".

"[This] represents an increase of between 750% and 1,900% on previous years," the report noted, "an increase which can only be explained by the passage of the AHA and the virulently homophobic atmosphere this has engendered".

The temporal cycle may be explained by the passage of time from transportation, incubation, and the latent period up to the detection period.

The propensity of these tumours to arise in midline structures is explained by the passage of primordial cells in the midline.

Where the anatomy of the pyloric sphincter has been altered by pyloroplasty, or bypassed by gastrojejunostomy, dumping syndrome can be explained by the direct unhindered passage of gastric content to the small bowel.

The significant difference between the expression of CD90 (≅38 %) in our results in comparison to the literature (>90%%) [ 10] may be explained by the difference in the cell passages used in both studies, passage 7 in our experiments in contrast to passage 4 used by Murata et al. [ 10].

Variability between different experimental sets is explained by the age of responding cells; we observed that later passaged NIH3T3 cells responded to CM and purified Wnt3a control protein more weakly than earlier passaged cells (compare Fig. 10b left vs. right).

The discrepancies between the observed replication characteristics in these studies with our study could possibly be explained by the fact that in our study the replication characteristics of passaged Sabin type 1 were studied, meaning that the virus has had 5 passages to adapt to the new cell line.

Darwin makes it very clear in later passages that the resemblances in the skeletons of these different limbs is best explained by the fact that all these creatures shared a common ancestor.

This could be explained by the fact that most sharp-pointed foreign bodies may result in some degree of mucosal damage which becomes symptomatic during passage along the alimentary tract and possibly causes perforation, which ranged from 15%to35%5% [ 20, 21].

These findings may be explained by the speculation that such tumours expressed increased levels of IGF2 mRNA at the critical time of tumorigenesis, but not at the time of surgical resection or after many passages of cell culture.