Sentence examples for variations could explain from inspiring English sources

Such variations could explain the inconsistencies between the results of these two studies.

The possibility that interspecies variations could explain the presence of the bridging sulfide in ChCODH and the lack of the sulfide in CODHs from other organisms is intriguing.

Since patients with higher rates of side effects show no specific phenotypic trait, this suggests that subclinical genetic variations could explain these interindividual differences.

Furthermore, the combination of an activation hierarchy and these specific variations could explain our previously proposed source-sink model underlying antigenic switching in P. falciparum (Recker et al., 2011), in which genes with high in-degrees, i.e., those most commonly switched to, correspond to the genes here identified as having high activation biases.

Such variation could explain a portion of the cancer susceptibility associated with reproductive effects and hormone exposure.

Therefore, it is unlikely that the acuity variation could explain the large benefit in detection performance we found for letters located near the horizontal meridian.

The limited ability of our analyses to detect small-scale spatial variation could explain why environmental drivers accounted for only 22 % and 17 of variation in the non-spatial analyses of genera and families, respectively.

It is unlikely that seasonal variation could explain differences in retention by visit.

Such a co-variation could explain the difference in microstimulation effect by reward.

Strain variation could explain the higher viremia titers reported for Panamanian spiny rats infected with Panamanian VEEV (20) as compared to our results with Colombian strains and animals.

This variation could explain the slower nuclear translocation of PKCζ observed upon LMB treatment compared with PKCι based on the described mechanism of the importin α/β system.