Sentence examples for not fully been explained from inspiring English sources

In the latest incident last month three US special forces soldiers, members of a training mission in Jordan, were killed after being shot at the gates of their base in the south of the country in an incident that has not fully been explained.

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ARDS was defined according to the Berlin definition [14]: (1) onset within one week of a known clinical insult or new/worsening respiratory symptoms; (2) bilateral opacities on chest imaging that could not be fully explained; and (3) the respiratory failure event could not fully be explained by cardiac failure or fluid overload.

The observed inequalities in survival could not fully be explained by social differences in stage at diagnosis, co-morbidity and treatment factors.

The low p,p′-DDT levels in 2010 can partly, but not fully, be explained by low sample volumes perhaps insufficient for such sensitivity of the analytical instrument.

However, the effect sizes indicated very large improvements by test norm standards that most likely could not fully be explained by effects of repeated testing alone.

We observed socioeconomic variations in management and survival in patients diagnosed as having lung cancer in South East England between 2006 and 2008, differences which could not fully be explained by social differences in stage at diagnosis, co-morbidity and treatment.

The high prevalence can also not fully be explained by the inclusion of RAD among the diagnoses assessed, because RAD contributed to only 6.1% of the total prevalence in the study sample.

Hertz-Picciotto and Delwiche (2009) suggested the observed rise in incidence in California between 1990 and 2001 may partially but not fully be explained by younger age at diagnosis (12% increase) and inclusion of milder cases (56% increase).

Only 2% of all samples had p,p′-DDT concentrations above LOD; however, this could not fully be explained by the instrument performance as previous studies from the same areas have reported considerably higher concentrations of p,p′-DDT than the LOD in the current study.

Our study clearly demonstrates the presence of social differences in management, and in survival in patients diagnosed as having lung cancer in South East England between 2006 and 2008, and observed social differences could not fully be explained by differences in stage at diagnosis, co-morbidity and treatment factors.