Examples of using Help to explain in English and their translations into Russian
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These two factors may help to explain why the hedonic regression approach tends to give lower rates of price increase in rapidly changing markets compared to the rates obtained by statistical agencies.
There is another factor which may help to explain why scanner data studies that use matched samples obtain lower rates of price increase(or higher rates of price decrease,
The sixth preambular paragraph is designed to direct the panel's attention to documents which help to explain the origins, development
facilitate identification of best practices and their implementation at the national level, and help to explain differences in health-care outcomes.
In such cases, a commission can help to explain or analyse a complex situation,
as noted in paragraph 10 above, which help to explain the difficulties encountered,
could help to explain the spread of terrorism;
taken hostage in Sierra Leone help to explain the difficulties Member States are having in convincing their national legislatures
National Human Development Reports can provide the data and statistics that help to explain uneven progress in survival
They help to explain why so many occupations are considered to be"correct" for one gender
The situation helps to explain migration issues.
The story behind it helps to explain its“modem” appearance.
This helps to explain the"French paradox.
This has at times led to internal differences and strife and helps to explain why there is no apparent pattern in Mayi-Mayi alliances with outside groups.
This helps to explain why a significant number of women in the West,
often helped to explain their emigration.
This helps to explain the widespread popular distrust of the justice system,
Therefore, when deciding whether to start charging, it is necessary to develop a consistent communication campaign, which helps to explain the objective reasons for the introduction of charging.
his speeches helping to explain and progress the action.
Each general category contains a number of subprocesses, each of which helps to explain the ways we encode experience into language in some unique way.