Sentence examples for may mainly explain from inspiring English sources

Most of the trees died "naturally" due to F. fomentarius in the study by Müller-Using and Bartsch (2009), which may mainly explain the high k value in that study.

The HPCM phase diagram shifts towards lower values of temperature and polymer concentration; which may be mainly explained by the presence of hydrophobic residues introduced along the HPC chain.

More generally, in a context of increase in incidence, De Angelis et al. [ 19] have shown that this increase may be mainly explained by a change in incidence.

The observed lower costs at hospital D may be mainly explained by the reduced LoS across all levels of stroke severity, though particularly for patients with catastrophic CC, for whom mean LoS is at least 10 days shorter at hospital D than at any other hospital.

This wide range may be mainly explained by different population studied (few cases in most of the studies) and by the predominance of the type of primary cancer included in the series (patients with renal cancer had an increased prevalence of metastasis to thyroid gland).

These diverse findings may mainly be explained by: 1) that no consensus exists about how to define running experience or of the exact nomenclature of different runners (i.e. novice and recreational runners).

This is probably due to the fact that the majority of the study population (98%) was insured and the difference between both samples may mainly be explained by age differences.

This may mainly be explained by the dynamic nature of mRNA itself which frequently produces alternative transcripts from a single gene locus by usage of tissue-specific promoters, cryptic splice sites or variable polyadenylation signals [ 44, 45].

This trend can be mainly explained by lower organic matter content found in the urban soil which may influence positively the burrowing activity and negatively the growth of earthworms.

This is mainly explained by varying Se content in the soil, although different food habits may have a role.

This is mainly explained by the restrictions imposed by inter-monomer interactions in the crystal structure of the ectodomain dimer, which may be different to the conformation that the receptor adopts when it is anchored to the cell membrane.