Sentence examples for explains a part of from inspiring English sources
'That's very intimate,' he says quietly, and after a brief pause he explains a part of it.
It explains a part of the story that Helene couldn't really explain, something about men carrying her father into the house, him dying upstairs, and the whole family having to stay at a fancy hotel for a while.
The biological channel refers to the genetic transmission of ability, often measured by the IQ, which explains a part of the relationship (Anger and Heineck 2010; van Leeuwen et al. 2008; Björklund et al. 2010; Black et al. 2009).
However, the work here explains a part of the intergenic SNPs, and therefore provides a practical and effective framework to the annotation of disease associated SNPs, especially the intergenic SNPs, at systems biology or network level.
Thus, the effect of [Ca2+]out-CaSR signaling on the IKCa channels likely explains a part of the effect of [Ca2+]out on EDH, possibly via modulation of [Ca2+]in [ 20, 21].
In conclusion, the present study shows that polymorphisms in genes coding for enzymes involved in the metabolism of iAs explains a part of the large interindividual variation seen in the metabolism of iAs, especially in males, although not as much as we hypothesized.
The different methodologies of these epidemiological surveys are likely to explain a part of the variation in prevalence.
They actually revealed that poro-mechanical coupling effects could explain a part of the differences observed between elastic properties.
The proposed formulation provides a mechanics-based approach to explain a part of the discrepancy which exists between the measured tensile loads in the reinforcement in the field versus those by limit state design methods.
Based on large data evidence, we conclude that inflammation is a feature of MetS and several gene variants show pleiotropic genetic associations across phenotypes and might explain a part of MetS correlated genetic architecture.
This difference in attributes may however only explain a part of the gap as some of it may be unexplained due to differences in the returns to those attributes.
