Sentence examples for we can explain that from inspiring English sources

"Either we can explain that there has been a mistake in the analytical procedure, or we can explain that there are other circumstances that have created an increase in the testosterone level and a finding that the testosterone was exogenous".

In this way we can explain that, although the UPS measurements show evidence for an increase in workfunction upon vacuum annealing in both samples, the 275 °C vacuum annealed TFTs keep functioning well, while at 300 °C they cease operating.

We can explain that by the abnormal translation of sCTLA-4 and/or intracellular trafficking release of sCTLA-4 or posttranslation protein modification, like phosphorylation, glycosylation, or ubiquitination which plays a key role in protein degradation [ 28], may occur in these patients but this needs further investigations.

We can explained that the pressor effect of angiotensin II injected into third ventricle acted into the circumventricular structures and utilized L-Type calcium channel to exerted it effects.

Nobody can explain that".

Given this account, we can explain the fact that we think that others ought to share our judgment.

We can explain to them that at certain stages players are under contract and have the responsibility towards their clubs and we as a club, or the person who controls the club, has to defend their own interest".

We can explain the fact that study [ 9] observed pregnancy rate 34.3 % in the gonadotropin group compared clomiphene citrate group for unexplained and male subfertility.

No, we don't need a president defending greed on Wall Street, but we do need one who can explain that we are all in the same boat, that a leak at one end can sink everyone and that while we must regulate, we don't want to kill risk-taking and the rewards that go with that — which are essential to growing our economy.

"We're perfectly happy with that, because we can explain ourselves, as we did all day".

That is, we can explain individual trust by subsequent trust in the country of origin.