Sentence examples for systems could explain from inspiring English sources

Potentially, large differences between in vitro TG2 inhibitory potency and inhibition in actual biological systems could explain the inability of this compound to image active TG2 in vivo.

Pleasure's being based in, or closely connnected with, some such nonspecific systems could explain its promiscuity, which sets its instances apart from particular beliefs and other attitudes inseparable from their contents.

Given that glucose metabolism reflects synaptic activity [68], the detrimental effects of ALS on neurotransmission systems could explain why metabolic dysfunction precedes GM atrophy (e.g. within the frontal lobe).

Differences in the veneer techniques, not those in the CAD/CAM systems, could explain some causes of the results shown in this study.

The fact that these professionals are the ones making few reports in reporting systems could explain the relatively low number of adverse event matches in incident reports.

Interactions between the ocular and locomotor systems could explain why dual-task complexity was identical regardless of the visual stimuli used.

Different levels of under-ascertainment in the surveillance system could explain parts of the differences in the incidence.

Perhaps the strongest reason for believing that Philolaus' astronomical system was at least in part an attempt to explain the phenomena rather than just of religious and mythological significance is that other thinkers made objections to the system on empirical grounds, and Philolaus responded to those criticisms in ways that attempted to show that his system could explain or "save" the phenomena.

Scarcity of arable lands, intensive exploitation of crop fields at diversified slope ranges, abandoned fallowing, very poor crop residue maintenance, low nutrient status and inadequate compensation of plant nutrients into the soil system could explain the lower crop yields in study area.

Moreover, the hosts' behavioral and immune system could explain its longer pre-oviposition time of S. harmandi on those hosts with bigger bodies and higher activity.

A modification of the viscoelastic behaviour of the system could explain these results.