Examples of using Could be explained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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This could be explained in future research.
This fact could be explained by the higher incidence of FSGS than MCD
This effect could be explained by an ability to maintain cardiac homeostasis during some cardiac diseases.
This could be explained by the broad histopathological spectrum of systemic sclerosis-associated pneumonia,
This phenomenon could be explained by vasoconstriction, with diversion of blood circulation from the periphery to the heart-lung-brain.
the majority of children affected 64.8% were between ten to 14 years of age, which could be explained by the long incubation period of leprosy.
This difference could be explained by the higher number of inappropriate prescriptions found in our sample.
This could be explained by a reduced exposure of these publications by having been published in languages other than English.
This could be explained by the victim's embarrassment or even resignation since
This difference could be explained, in our opinion, by the overall risk profile of the patients.
This fact could be explained by the long time required for MMF action to begin.
The divergence between these two studies could be explained by the year of curve inflexion,
This could be explained by the fact that we studied inpatients of a tertiary hospital,
This protective association could be explained by cellular immune response to the bacilli and its genetic influence.
EB nevi could be explained as a collision between an inflammatory disease
This statistically non-significant difference could be explained by the small number of study subjects.
This phenomenon could be explained by the strong collinearity of waist circumference
This result could be explained by greater joint involvement,
Such difference could be explained by the greater trophism of the hip muscles in comparison to the ankle.
This could be explained by the attempt of frustrated nonoperative approach,