Sentence examples for strong to explain from inspiring English sources

Despite the successful proof of principle for the applicability of genome-wide association studies in the genetics of complex diseases, the contribution of certain IL23R variants to CD or UC is not sufficiently strong to explain the genetic background of IBD on its own.

Any potential unmeasured confounder would need to be very strong to explain away the apparently protective association.

However, their correlation with death within a year would have to be very strong to explain the strong associations seen in our data.

I am strong.' It's hard to explain.

No article has an insight strong enough to explain why you should be reading it, rather than the book again.

There was a strong desire to explain the tragedy, and inquiries into the sinking were held in the United States and Great Britain.

Just look at the fourth-quarter accounts: consumption was strong enough to explain the whole of the addition to GDP and more.

There was a strong desire to explain the tragedy, and inquiries into the sinking were held in the U.S. and Great Britain.

But However, ONS statisticians said that while there was a correlation between colder temperatures and winter deaths, it was not strong enough to explain the volatility in the figures.

"These models will not work, because the effect will never be strong enough to explain what we see," Harald Nyberg, a materials scientist and friction expert at Uppsala University, in Sweden, told me.

It was generally believed that the members of a Cooper pair are bound together because of interactions between the electrons and the lattice vibrations (phonons), but it is unlikely that these interactions are strong enough to explain transition temperatures as high as 90 K.