Sentence examples for explained by the preparation from inspiring English sources
They all show high values of the field enhancement factor β, which can be explained by the preparation of the photocathodes.
Because yeast ADH1 appears to be able to bind one NAD per subunit, can the asymmetry in the crystal structure be explained by the preparation of the crystals?
The decreased frequency of identification of the spleen and kidney may be explained by the limited preparation and not clipping with the focused technique, resulting in interference and poorer quality images in the near field.
This can be explained by the fact that the preparations were of different sizes, and a fluctuation of the results in the range of 100% can be reasonably explained by different individual anatomic conditions, such as body weight.
However, note that difference in values (31 nm vs. 35 nm and 39 nm vs. 45 nm) for the compaction and diameter of the fiber found in different studies can be explained by the different biological sample preparation and imaging.
The oscillations observed by these authors were also much smaller in amplitude than those we report here, possibly explained by the differences in slice preparation methods.
This difference in MET use may be explained by the longer education and preparation period for our study (12 months) compared with the MERIT study (4 months).
This divergence can be explained by the fact that MSC preparations may contain multidifferentiated cells, which express both immature and mature proteins of different tissues [ 33, 34].
This can be explained by the fact that, since medication preparation and administration need concentration, interruptions during these activities leads to cognitive failures among nurses in relation to working memory and attentiveness.
The limited reducibility of the cobalt was explained by the small particle size due to the preparation technique.
This finding is most likely explained by the synergistic action of both enzyme preparations that allowed the hydrolysis of different polysaccharides that would be otherwise inaccessible.
