Sentence examples for increase can be explained from inspiring English sources

Much of this increase can be explained by increased hospital activity, i.e., an increased number of patients treated in hospitals concomitant with shorter lengths of hospital stay.

Instead, the daily rate of cases of exposure reported to the National PCCM increased abruptly in association with television advertising, and this increase can be explained only in part by the increased number of users.

A proportion of this increase can be explained by changing maternal characteristics such as increased rates of delayed childbearing and obesity which increase pregnancy complications such as hypertension and diabetes [ 24].

Part of this increase can be explained by demand.

The increase can be explained in part by the growing university population, which now stands at 2 million.

Some of the increase can be explained by changes in the definition of autism, a brain disorder in which normal social interaction is difficult or impossible.

Decreasing of the slope of S V (f) dependence with pH increasing can be explained taking into account the effect of the channel conductivity increasing.

These increases can be explained by the greater driving force for mass transfer as ion concentrations in solution increase (Ho and Mckay 2004).

The observed morphology variation of the Co Ni NPs layers as N LP is increased can be explained based on the Young's theory [39]: the formation of the aggregates of Co Ni NPs on the surface of MWCNTs is governed by, on one hand, the nucleation that takes place during the PLD decoration and, on the other hand, the wetting properties of materials involved in the process.

The slight increase of FNs when increasing R can be explained as follows: when two somata are close to each other and almost touch, a large kernel drives the algorithm to converge near the border between the two somas.

As the height h is below 5 nm, the reflectivity dip increase, which can be explained that the height h is too small that would lower the effective area of the excitation of LSPR.