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The effects of both variable groups, however, highly overlapped with the spatial structure of resistant levels, which suggests that a considerable amount of the effects attributable to both variable groups may be actually due to the spatial distribution of resistance.
That sintering occurs in the nMFI but not in the nMFIsep4 material may be actually due to the smaller crystal size of the former, because calcination of a micron-sized MFI zeolite (around 20 μm, synthesized by the method reported by Feoktistova et al. [49]) up to 1,000 °C showed a remarkable stability, with no signs of degradation that could be observed by SEM or XRD.
Signs of contusion that progress after 48 hours post-injury are likely to be actually due to aspiration, pneumonia, or ARDS.
Yet the comparative large effect sizes may be actually due to the mode of delivery, whereby those participants signing up to an online course of their own accord prefer to access the mindfulness exercises from their homes or other familiar surroundings, enabling them to use the learned skills in situations where they might be more readily recalled and more effectively used.
The results of the CHOPIT model suggest that for certain groups the perceived difference in risk preferences is actually due to differences in scale interpretation rather than to actual differences in risk preferences.
Other so-called pollution incidents are actually due to naturally occurring methane found in many water wells in the region.
The characteristics of old age, such as wrinkles, hearing loss or cancer, are actually due to falling autophagy levels and the accumulation of toxic wastes in the cells".
At least 6,000 people died in Texas, and Washington tried to blame Isaac Cline, the state's chief weatherman, for negligence that was actually due to American hubris.
It is possible that aging in an individual is actually due to a breakdown in the control mechanisms that are required in a complex performance.
But the heavy scores were actually due to the performances of several outstanding batsmen, such as W.G. Grace, Sir John Berry Hobbs, and K.S. Ranjitsinhji (later the maharaja of Nawanagar).
