Sentence examples for explained to a large extent from inspiring English sources

This uncertainty can be explained to a large extent by the POD estimation process.

Table 6 shows that the winners' portfolio at different stages of formation is explained to a large extent by the three to nine-month holding period's mid-momentum and the three to five-year holding period's reversal effect (Fig. 6).

By classifying the years using proxy records of the ENSO and PDO phenomena, the annual number of typhoon landfall was found to vary with the different phases of these two prominent oscillations, and such variations can be explained to a large extent by physically based processes in modern-day atmospheric data.

These observations, combined with a major down-regulation of IK2 expression in puf2 sporozoites, suggest that the phenotype of Puf2-deficient parasites can be explained, to a large extent, by IK2 depletion.

Their inconsistent results may be explained to a large extent by methodological limitations.

The latter explained to a large extent the difference in birth weight and airway resistance between the educational groups.

Nonlinear models proved to fit the data better compared with linear models in Martins' study [ 44]; moreover, the mixed models method also takes the individual variability into account, which increases the variance explained to a larger extent.

Among those, codons encoding amino acids P and G, both of which have chemical properties making them more difficult to exchange for other amino acids, obtain higher p-values, because their conservation can be explained to a larger extent by the amino acid encoded.

For example, the FTO, MCTH2 and TMEM18 variants were predominantly associated with adipose accumulation, whereas the variances in weight for the SH2B1 and NEGR1 variants appear to be explained to a larger extent by the accumulation of non-adipose tissue (e.g. bone, muscle and organ tissue).

The lack of reliability of Greek statistics explains to a large extent the markets' distrust in the country, the letter said.

This explains to a large extent an apparent paradox in the global currency market, where the dollar has been weakening against the euro, yet has strengthened against the currencies of most emerging markets that have been recipients of fund flows.