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We have shown further that the data on which this hypothesis is based can be explained by the way that shifts along the price axis alter the 2D projection of the mountain in the plane under consideration in the original work, the plane defined by behavioral performance and stimulation strength.

The scatter in the observational data, upon which the Davg ay/amax relationship is based, can be partly explained by the variations in the ratio of the fundamental (elastic) period of the earth structure, TD, and the predominant period of the earthquake ground motion, Tp, and the magnitude of the earthquake, MW.

Inconsistencies between cytometric analysis and growth based approaches can be explained by the existence of metabolically active but noncultivable cells (VNBC) in a cell culture [ 58, 59].

The evidence based on congruence can be explained away as a probable result even without the hypothesis.

The decision process of the new ROCOV based protection solution can be explained considering a generic bus (labeled as Bus-Y) in a HVDC grid, as shown in Fig. 10.

While both purebreds and crossbreds can provide informative breed haplotypes for imputation of a purebred target animal, the higher accuracy that was obtained based on purebreds can be explained by the larger number of informative haplotypes.

The rule base extraction can be explained under two headings, 1.

This increase in period from the fixed to the flexible base case can be explained by considering the relative stiffness of the structure (which is very high due to long shear wall) in comparison to the foundation springs.

This drastic increase in period from the fixed to flexible base case can be explained by considering the relative stiffness of the structure in comparison to the foundation springs.

This base removal can be explained by the presence of trace amount of a contaminating exonuclease in one of the components introduced in the ligation mix (the plasmids, the enzymes or the buffer).

Integration issues that are based on organizational goals can be explained by structural contingency theory.