Sentence examples for explanation only a small from inspiring English sources

But a new report suggests a possible explanation: only a small group of people are susceptible.

Meta-regression suggested an explanation for only a small proportion of the between study variation in prevalence estimates observed in this review.

Genome-wide association studies have identified several genomic regions that are associated with breast cancer risk, but these provide an explanation for only a small fraction of familial breast cancer aggregation.

Another and possibly more likely explanation was that only a small subpopulation of cells are required to express CD40 which once stimulated express and present sufficient FasL to drive apoptosis in Fas expressing neighboring cells in a juxtacrine or paracrine manner.

The first possible explanation is that only a small number of genes is associated with the progression of DCIS to invasive breast cancer.

A possible explanation is that only a small part of the recovered region was highly angiogenic, which may have been obscured by the analysis of a relatively large region-of-interest [ 51].

Still, this explanation probably applies to only a small slice of the country's 6.2 million long-term unemployed.

A noteworthy observation is that, although the videos contain detailed explanation to the problem, only a small fraction of students chose to watch the video, and this fraction is different for different problems.

Another explanation could be that only a small fraction of the used PVP molecules interact with the present system and the rest, being major, remains unaffected and shows in the spectrum after the drying.

A possible explanation is the hypothesis that only a small subset of tumor cells has the capacity to proliferate extensively and to outgrow to new tumors as increasing evidence supports [ 30, 31].

Computational complexity advances an explanation to this apparent paradox: (1) only a small portion of instances of such problems are actually hard, and (2) successful heuristics exploit structural properties of the typical instance to selectively improve parts that are likely to be sub-optimal.