Sentence examples for may explain equivalent from inspiring English sources
Considering that vascular invasion was less frequent in tumors ≤ 3 cm [ 33], this may explain equivalent survival outcome between two groups, as reported in 3 trials.
This may explain why the equivalent cluster in S. venzeuelae (grown in liquid culture) was expressed at very low levels.
Such differences may explain why rodents do not develop TGCT equivalent to that in humans (Oosterhuis and Looijenga, 2005; Mitchell et al., 2008; Anderson et al., 2009).
This may explain the quality of life scores that are equivalent compared with the general population in each domain.
The futile cycle limits reducing equivalents needed for anabolic processes, and may explain the reduced growth rates observed in folding stressed strains (WA, dI, and dA).
However, a higher TCA cycle activity in MS pigs than in LW pigs may explain the higher steroidogenic activity by supplying more reducing equivalents and heme to steroidogenic enzymes.
The theory of asymmetric balancing selection may explain this phenomenon because the fitness of heterozygotes or homozygotes is not equivalent as per this theory.
That may explain why the average Mini-buyer is 38 years old, while the BMW equivalent is 45.What they really need, say Mini devotees, is the same thing with more room.
More so than the UK equivalent the Brits, the Grammys are a direct reflection of what's happening on the charts, which may explain the lack of nominations so far for Lady Gaga's Artpop.
Those factors may explain something.
