Sentence examples for systems cannot explain from inspiring English sources

Mainstream theory, which has informed the belief systems regarding the operation as well as the predicted social and economic effects of IPR systems, cannot explain why the IPR system generates different performance results and varying potential for growth across the firms, sectors and nations participating in the IPR system.

This suggests that the excitability of the central pain system is normal in a large group of computer users with low pain intensity chronic upper extremity and/or neck-shoulder pain and that increased excitability of the pain system cannot explain the reported pain.

Our results suggest that predictive coding within the sensorimotor system alone cannot explain the FLE.

However, no significant difference between treatments across the five countries included was detected, and therefore delivery system differences cannot explain the results found in this study.

This mode of action will bring about temporary changes in the immune system but cannot explain the observation as described here.

As in the majority of these cases the closely-spaced TA gene pairs belong to different classes of TAS systems, tandem duplication cannot explain the observed pattern.

Intelligent design (ID), a doctrine born in the 1980s, proposes that a Designer is responsible for the complexity in biological systems and that Darwinism cannot explain holistically the origin and evolution of the natural world, nor the intricate chemical assemblage of most organic structures (Forrest and Gross 2004; Young and Taner 2004; Miller 2007).

This might have important implications on the elucidation of gel formation mechanisms which, for complex systems, cannot be explained using only one single analytical technique.

However, the mechanism of the switching in these systems cannot be explained in terms of volume expansion, and thus a model for electric conduction in these systems has been presented.

It is also shown that the nucleation behaviour in such systems cannot be explained by classical nucleation theory, even if phase separation in the liquid is taken into account.

The margin differentials that exist between these two delivery systems cannot be explained simply by the patient population cared for or services provided.