Sentence examples for systems might explain from inspiring English sources

Dunn is curious to see whether differences in water systems might explain differences in showerhead microbial communities, and is especially keen to recruit volunteers from Europe, where many municipal authorities follow less stringent chemical-treatment regimes than their counterparts in the United States do.

She pointed out that two different educational systems might explain why the United States had been a leading country in designs and product development whereas Taiwan or China had been countries of product making.

These results indicated that presence of distinct multidrug efflux systems might explain the resistance towards some of the bioactive Rhododendron extracts.

The diffusion-relaxation sorption behavior found in synthetic polymer-solute systems might explain the interaction of iodine with the organic tissues (e.g., epidermis, connective tissues, epithelium, and muscles).

Another possible explanation is that the differential left > right connectivity from a bilateral anterior temporal lobe semantic system to left prefrontal speech production systems might explain why the left anterior temporal pole damage correlates with semantic naming errors (Lambon Ralph et al., 2001; Walker et al, 2010).

FirstEnergy said a failed alarm system might explain why there had been delays in its response.

We speculated that these RBC-derived vesicles in our system might explain why the free Hb decreased during the storage.

Such a disruption of a functionally coupled system might explain the overall serotonergic and dopaminergic differences which are summarized in Table  3.

It has been suggested that bacterial interference orchestrated by the host immune system might explain the inverse relation between S. aureus and S. pneumoniae [ 42, 43].

The presence of RAB7A effector protein expressed only in certain kinds of neurons and, in particular, in neurons of the peripheral nervous system might explain why mutations in a ubiquitous protein such as RAB7A cause a specific peripheral neuropathy.

It has been suggested for at least 35 years that such a settling point system might explain the apparent regulation of adiposity in humans (Wirtshafter and Davis, 1977; Payne and Dugdale, 1977a; Payne and Dugdale, 1977b; Garrow, 1988; Speakman et al., 2002).