Sentence examples for seems unexplained from inspiring English sources

This strong male predominance in Western countries is also age-related [ 9, 10], differs by histological type [ 7], but seems unexplained by the differences in the prevalence of some known risk factors between males and females [ 5].

AT first glance, it seems an unexplained miracle that the packages, seemingly whizzing uncontrolled throughout the matrix, aren't falling off the conveyor in messy piles.

In the meantime no dance seems to go unexplained.

The Harvard club is not the first academic institution to up the intellectual ante on poker, which for reasons yet unexplained seems to hold a particular fascination for a disproportionate number of Canadian institutions and their bigfoot scholars.

Also like Augustine, he seems to leave unexplained this second relation of being "present as a whole" in every place.

From a very early age we are drawn to what we don't understand, says Dr Kuhn, with an evolutionary incentive to try to make sense of what seems to be unexplained.

Matters are further complicated by the fact that in Letter 166 and De Genesi ad Litteram [see especially Letter 166.27], Augustine makes clear his antipathy to the traducianist hypothesis, an antipathy that, while unexplained, seems to go beyond the materialism in which Tertullian had originally cast it.

The role of inflammation in many dystrophies seems to be unexplained, and it has been related to the presence of signaling factors (cytokines) that withstand inflammatory mechanisms and regulatory phenomena [17] [19].

That conclusion is unexplained, and seems to us inexplicable.

For some reason, as yet unexplained, blogging seems to cross the line from speaking to acting.

There seems to be one unexplained blonde in every cab, bringing the whole sober transportation problem the chanciness of the midway.