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But the competitive advantage that certain industries in Japan, Italy, and similar places have achieved can be explained only in terms of industry clusters.

The underlying mechanism by which this is achieved can be explained as follows: smaller-than-average patterns generate only little negative feedback and thereby keep up the activity in the network, whereas bigger-than-average patterns are compensated for optimally by linear negative feedback.

On the other hand, the two FP achieved for vt2 can be explained if the lower LOD for NALFIA is taken into account (one order of magnitude lower than for q-PCR); that is, in this particular sample, this factor was not detected by q-PCR.

The improved communication Telenor achieved in its new space can be explained by Alex Sandy Pentlandnd's April 2012 HBR article, "The New Science of Building Great Teams". Pentland deployed badges (the same kind now used by Ben Waber's firm) that track how people talk to one another, who talks with whom, how people move around the office, and where they spend time.

The best fit was achieved with the Redlich Peterson equation, which can be explained by the fact that this has three adjustable parameters.

Thus, the very high enrichment factors achieved by the topological similarity methods can be explained with the design of the DUD-E database, which was intended to be used as a tool to benchmark protein-ligand docking methods and not topological fingerprints.

The reason for achieving higher PSNR values using the proposed PE-VQ method can be explained as follows.

The effect has baffled generations of observers — even if it can be explained scientifically, how could a medieval Italian have achieved it?

This relatively good result can be explained by early diagnosis and treatment aimed at achieving the control targets.

It can be explained by the fact that thermal energy achieves more rapidly in Si wafer.

The scarcity of women in the Panthéon can be explained in part by the relatively small number of French women who have achieved powerful public positions.