Sentence examples for explained by the usual from inspiring English sources
Even Roosevelt's electoral success, and he was the most successful politician in American history, can't be entirely explained by the usual theories.
Astronomers have spotted what they believe is the biggest, brightest star they have ever seen -- and indeed bigger than can be explained by the usual theories of how stars form.
The tendency could not be explained by the usual electrostatic theory.
These results cannot be explained by the usual thermodynamic approach in continuum-scale fracture mechanics but can be understood by considering the effect of bond trapping of GB cracks.
We performed logistic regression analysis to see whether the higher mortality could be explained by the usual other confounders.
This can first be explained by the usual involvement of at least one anadromous male mating with anadromous female (Fleming and Reynolds 2004; Richard et al. 2013).
Our higher remission rate might be explained by the intensity of our usual care, which was presumably higher than control group care as described by Orchard et al. and Bo et al. In these studies participants received lifestyle recommendations once, while the majority of our participants was seen several times by the practice nurse.
The high compliance rate obtained in our study could be explained by the fact that many usual barriers to CPG compliance have been discarded in our study setting and by the fact that CancerEst guidelines integrate alternative options to standard recommended treatments, which allows MTB decisions to be compliant in the case of contraindications or to take into account patient preferences.
In part, this difference can be explained by the inferior patient documentation in usual-care patients including more invalid postal addresses for contact.
The politics of those moves vary from country to country: in Britain, it is explained by the election of a Conservative government; in Germany by the usual postwar German aversion to deficits.
The avarice is generally explained by the very low solubility of iron compounds in their usual oxidized ferric state and by the usefulness of iron's redox potentials, which make it a suitable co-factor for numerous enzymes and pathways.
