Sentence examples for low to explain from inspiring English sources

In this case the uncertainty due to the iron cross-sections seems to be too low to explain the discrepancy between C and E.

These models, which assume Earth-like core crystallization, further suggest a field strength that is two orders of magnitude too low to explain the observed early strong magnetization and one order too low to explain the weaker, younger magnetization (Laneuville et al. 2014).

In addition, the molecular collision velocities of gases are too low to explain liquid thermal conductivities that are at least one order of magnitude higher than the gas conductivities.

However, measurable circulating concentrations of CGRP are far too low to explain any receptor effects, while it is difficult to assess its real concentrations near the likely release sites, namely the meningeal terminals of trigeminal afferents, the trigeminal ganglion and the central terminals in the trigemino-cervical brainstem complex.

Although the calculated rate of iron oxidation is somewhat too low to explain the large size of the deposits, this rate could be accelerated by auto-catalytic reactions and/or the deposition of mixed valence compounds, as well as by microbial mediation.

It is known that ThDP binds to transketolase with high affinity, but the molar concentration of the enzyme is probably too low to explain the shift of the equilibrium towards ThDP synthesis.

Such theory building helps to overcome the limits of traditional case studies, and specifically their low external validity and low power to explain change [ 42].

The results, reported in Nature, indicate that the value to local people is low, helping to explain why they might chop the forests down to use the land for other things.

The studies show consistent patterns across different phenotypes with significant disease prediction capacity but low ability to explain variance in genetic liability (between 0.2 and 5%).

The relatively low capacity to explain the GC/TOFMS response variables (28.3%) means that the majority of them were not significantly affected, i.e., not many metabolites were affected in SCML.

Models of previous analyses had low R2 to explain much of the variation in patient satisfaction [ 10].