Sentence examples for reported explanation from inspiring English sources

"I had to do what I did on the floor, but I really hated it afterward that I had to hear there was a girl involved," Johnson said, denying a reported explanation for their rivalry.

One reported explanation for variable resistance properties is a change in peptidoglycan composition so that the spore does not expand sufficiently.

Sex specific difficulties (vaginal dryness and erectile dysfunction) were the most commonly reported explanation for both women and men, followed by tiredness and feeling unattractive for women, and surgery and getting older for men.

Lack of concern or failure to recognise a symptom as potentially indicative of ill health is a commonly reported explanation for people not consulting about symptoms associated with serious disease [ 26- 29].

Distinct from the reported explanation focused on neurological factors, our transcriptomic analysis revealed that the phenotypes resulted from the exposure of BDE47 were due to disrupt the vision and bone development in zebrafish larvae.

Their psychoanalytic reading argues that the deeper impact of this event provides reported explanation for Kant's view of morality as freedom from emotional affectation.

The results verify quantitatively previously reported explanations, obtained by flow dynamics analysis and macroscopic and microscopic fracture observations.

Furthermore, reported explanations of suicide are shaped not only by events but also the relationship of survivor respondents explaining the suicide.

No studies have reported explanations as to why socio-demographic variables should be associated with missed appointments, or data regarding the outcomes of missed appointments.

Some authors have reported explanations to account for the role that those compounds play in anti-inflammatory activity in different experimental models evaluated [ 1, 11].

Students (73/315) with motivation score <4 reported explanations such as negative opinion about the organisation of the programme, attitude towards the studies, life situation and degree of difficulty/demand on studies.