Sentence examples for may partly lie from inspiring English sources

The answer may partly lie in a primitive brain region called the hypothalamus.

The reasons for this poor management may partly lie in the heterogeneous nature of the disorder; hyponatremia presents with a variety of possible etiologies, differing symptomology and fluid volume status, thereby making its diagnosis potentially complex.

The fault partly lies with the regulator, Ofcom.

Possibly the answer partly lies in the organ specific differences, attributed to the intestinal environment.

The answer may lie partly in the events of September 11 , 2001

It hints that the roots of political judgments may lie partly in fundamental personality types and even in the hard-wiring of our brains.

The link may lie partly in the capacity of developing organs to draw nutrients to themselves, even from older parts of the plant.

An explanation may lie partly in his quest for balance, not for easy effect; it is supported by Raphael's consulting enologist from Bordeaux, Paul Pontallier, managing director of the great Château Margaux, where long-term thinking is de rigueur.

Mr Jonathan is a Christian from the south whereas Mr Buhari is a northern Muslim (see map).The key to victory for either candidate may lie partly in whether people vote along religious lines.

The reason such differences should have become apparent only in terms of altered NR, but not in relation to AGD, may lie partly in the greater sensitivity of NR as an anti-androgenic end point.

A study in the January 2005 Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology suggests that the answer may lie partly in three-dimensional protein structures that are common to many different plants that cause allergies.