Sentence examples for reported may be explained from inspiring English sources

This ability to passivate the defect at higher temperatures than previously reported may be explained by an increase in the rate of defect passivation, or alternately, by an increase in the defect formation rate.

The gender difference in what management stressor was reported may be explained by the fact that it is more common for men to hold managerial positions than for women.

Results that were documented in the medical record, but were not reported may be explained by the retrospective nature of the field study which benefited from results and documentation that may not have been available at the time the RVCT was submitted.

The wide range of contamination reported may be explained by differences in potential risk factors for intraoperative contamination, such as higher number of operating room personnel, longer operation times (Byrne et al. 2007), or high BMI (Font-Vizcarra et al. 2011).

The differences between the reports may be explained by the different species investigated.

The difference between our study and the other reports may be explained by the unique characters of the SPA-PCIOL used in this study, minimizing iris chafing, pigment liberation and the consequent PDG.

The marked difference between psychiatrists' and patients' somatic symptoms reports may be explained by the different methods used to document somatic symptoms and degree of discomfort caused by them, or may be due to a tendency by psychiatrists to dismiss certain type of pain or painless somatic symptoms in their usual clinical practice.

Some of the discrepancies between these reports may be explained by different cohorts being used in the comparisons (e.g. all C9ORF72-related ALS v all non- C9ORF72 ALS as opposed to familial C9ORF72-related ALS v familial non- C9ORF72 ALS) and due to the extensive variability in the non- C9ORF72 ALS phenotype.

The reported pattern may be explained by the fact that females transfer between communities, bringing with them novel cultural traits and consequently increasing the cultural diversity of the community as a whole.

We believe that the increased relapse and decreased survival reported previously may be explained by these cellular alterations.

The increasing prevalence of insomnia symptoms in this age group has previously been reported and may be explained [ 17, 19], or at least partly, by the age-dependent biological and psychosocial development in childhood [ 20, 21].