Sentence examples for explaining the high number from inspiring English sources

Since opiates disappear from the body quickly, however, many of the recruits could easily have avoided getting caught — apparently explaining the high number of addicts found still on the force.

We examined fewer than half of our patients using the contrast agent thus explaining the high number of patients with insufficient temporal bone windows (11%).

To sum up, explaining the high number of locks and keys implied by the compatibility relationships between Wolbachia strains, as well as the existence of useless keys, is a difficult, though surely not insurmountable challenge for the lock-key-model.

Duplications are very common in the evolution of plant genomes, explaining the high number of members in plant gene families.

Even slight indications for putative disease must be analysed for their possible significance, nowadays, explaining the high number of samples with no mutations found.

It is possible for example that oral bioavailability of ivermectin is not high enough in rabbits, explaining the higher number of rabbits experiencing relapse or treatment failure.

However, this study did not include the genome of C. dubliniensis explaining the higher number of novel coding genes in C. dubliniensis and the lower number of 26 novel coding genes in C. albicans.

The state report explained the high number of Hispanics who were searched as a byproduct of the traffic of illegal immigrants and drugs from Mexico.

"Personal difficulties, such as mental disabilities or job loss, may increase vulnerability to homelessness, but they cannot explain the high number of people who fall into homelessness every year," said Martha Burt, a national authority on homelessness who directs the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan research organization.

In combination with the constant circulation of the air in the room, this could help explain the high number of infections, Drosten says.

The KDM5D protein is, however, quite abundant according to PaxDB database (http://pax-db.org/#!protein/Q9BY66) which could also explain the high number of clustered mutations but it does not explain the Y chromosome link as the YDHS database does.