Although this scale was designed to assess somatic complaints, the diagnosis of somatisation (disorder) would require the ability to rule out medically based explanations of the reported symptoms 25, and this was not done in this study.
He concludes that "these results appear rather inconsistent with an information based explanation of bank lobbying, but consistent with the theory of regulatory capture".
Nevertheless, it is clear, if only from the fact that so many alternative explanations have been proposed, that doubts about Paivio's imagery based explanation of his experimental data remain persistent and deep rooted.
Behaviourally (culturally) based explanations for the process of replacement of Neanderthal populations by AMHs center on archaeological evidence for more complex patterns of social organisation, associated with the use of symbols and the development of new technologies.
Explaining why he rejects biologically based explanations of language, Deutscher states that "if the rules of grammar are meant to be coded in the genes, then one could expect the grammar of all languages to be the same, and it is then difficult to explain why grammars should ever vary in any fundamental aspects".
To better understand the perception of TB illness in rural western Kenya [ 5], we explored culturally based explanations of illness and health among tuberculosis patients newly enrolled in the district TB treatment programme, and served in selected public health facilities in Asembo and Gem areas of Nyanza, western Kenya.
These are the implications of a study entitled "Information Diffusion Based Explanations of Asset Pricing Anomalies," written by Athanasios Bolmatis, an investment strategist at Fulcrum Asset Management, a hedge fund in London, and Evangelos G. Sekeris, a financial economist in the supervision and regulation department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
This integrated cell model provides biophysically based explanations of electrical, chemical, and mechanical phenomena in cerebrovascular smooth muscle, and has considerable utility as an adjunct to laboratory research and experimental design.
While physically based explanations of biological speciation are common (e.g., mountains separating a species can lead to speciation), less common is the inverse process examined: can a speciation event have significant influence on physical processes and patterns in a landscape?
Over the last decade investigations into why people volunteer for health research have become increasingly prominent across diverse research settings, offering variable based explanations of participation patterns driven primarily by recruitment concerns.
