Examples of using May be explained in English and their translations into French
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Skin dryness may be explained by a rupture between the genome
This may be explained by the fact that the George River caribou herd has had a major impact on vegetation,
those relating to previous periods may be explained.
even visible injuries may be explained in more than one way.
Proof that is the consequence of evidence excluded or that may be explained only through the existence of such evidence shall be treated in the same manner.
The latter may be explained by the fact that, for most regional economic communities, trade is already mainstreamed in their regional
If the SMR is below 100, the results may be explained by the fact that people who work are likely to be healthier
Significant decrease of number of persons that apply for the services of the employment agencies may be explained with the limited possibilities to solve problems that related to employment
These statistic evolutions may be explained by an improvement in citizens' addressability toward the National Council for Combating Discrimination, as the specialized body of the central public administration, with specific anti-discrimination responsibilities.
This may be explained by the importance of remittances in the zone;
There was somewhat less participation in the interviews than originally expected--this may be explained by the relatively short timeframe,
This situation may be explained by the fact that a portion of youth applying to the labour exchange do not seek employment, but wish to exercise
in Japan should, however, be noted, although this may be explained by our deposits with central banks and certain large-scale transactions involving quality clients.
This relatively large percentage of the overall number of cases filed may be explained by the fact that New York-based staff can more readily contact the Office of Staff Legal Assistance than can staff located away from Headquarters, particularly staff in field missions.
These deviations of the replacement rate may be explained with the slow increase in the last years of the value of the pensions compared to the value of the salaries.
This phenomenon may be explained as follows: if the population of a region grows less rapidly than the populations of other regions,
This may be explained by the very small number of large businesses in Canada
This variability may be explained by differences in fish community structure,
that changes in land cover/productivity and financial indicators may be explained by numerous other factors that are beyond the limits of the current proposal
This high figure may be explained by the fact that some of the employees who work in these two communities come from surrounding communities