How has this anomaly arisen?
This "anomaly" arises because viability assessments are based on a site's projected profit, with little reference to the individual developer's financial circumstances.
Alex Roland, a former NASA historian who now teaches at Duke and is a frequent critic of the space program, said that in some ways the problem was "worse than an unexpected anomaly arising".
The proportional system also is suggested as a means of redressing the possible anomaly arising under majority or plurality systems whereby a party may win more seats with fewer popular votes than its opponents, as occurred in the British elections of 1951 and February 1974.
The major anomaly arises from the gymnosperm branch clading down near the eudicots with a high bootstrap value (707).
Historically, the first example of an anomaly arising from renormalization is the so-called chiral anomaly, that is the anomaly violating the chiral symmetry of the strong interaction (see Weinberg, 1996, Chapter 22).
Patent ductus arteriosus anomaly arises with persistent postnatal hypoxia, leading to failure of contraction of the ductus with formation of a continuous left to right shunt forms.
Because one hemisphere is more efficiently cooled than the other, a strong latitudinal temperature anomaly arises and in turn drives fierce zonal flows via a thermal wind.
The oldest example is the Wood's anomaly arising from the interference between the tangentially diffracted wave and the incident wave [109].
Fourth, since pharmacological agents blocking NO had similar effects on both B31/B32 and on C-PR (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 6, 7), it is unlikely that an effect is an anomaly arising from the unusual properties of a specific neuron, or of an artifactual effect of an agent at a specific site.
