Sentence examples for may be explicable from inspiring English sources

There is an edge to him, a sense that he feels a little hostility to me, which I fear may be explicable.

As the correlation was weak, most of the variation observed in community composition may be explicable by land use change with a small fraction as a result of pseudoreplication.

Some of them may be explicable as long-overdue remedies to unjust neglect, but why did the spate of building happen when it did, in the first few years of the present century?

Although some forms of navigational behaviour may be explicable in relatively simple terms, not necessarily requiring appeal to processes more complex than those of simple conditioning, others suggest some quite new principles.

The nasty gratification that he takes in seeing Mr. McGregor die may be explicable as that of a vengeful son who rejoices in seeing his own father's killer killed, but it is not at all a rendering of a persuasively animal trait.

Differences between the number of cut-marked bones relative to the number of stone artifacts deposited at taphonomically comparable archaeological localities may be explicable in terms of different types of butchery activities conducted there, rather than strictly the timing of carcass access by hominins.

On the other hand, many important questions — including the origin of genetic information and human consciousness — may not be explicable in terms of unintelligent causes, just as a computer or a book cannot be explained that way' (p. 209).

However, our model has clear deviations in some regions that may well be explicable by the availability of animals and plants suitable for domestication (e.g., central Africa).

Our results provide evidence that the unfavorable prognosis of MB patients with high c-MYC expressing tumors may not be explicable by their poor response to treatment, although additional validations in xenografts and a larger MB cohort is necessary to clarify the exact role of c-MYC in modulating treatment response.

It may be an explicable comment.

The popularity of historical fiction in the last decade or so may be partly explicable in terms of what has happened to someone like Amis.