The proportion of matches is also larger than can be explained by contamination, even if all Neandertal data were composed of present-day non-African DNA (P = 0.0025) (SOM Text 17).
However, the enhancement in T2sw increase observed in fasted rats cannot be explained by an even more increase in PUFA content, the fasted to fed rats ratio being 1.7 (0.105 vs 0.062) while that of the high to low PUFA content in normally fed rats was 3.6 (0.126 vs 0.035).
But caesarean rates have escalated way beyond what can be explained by cephalopelvic disproportion, even taking at face value the specious figures (which estimate instances of CPD were 30 in 1,000 births in the 1960s and are 36 in 1,000 births today).
The importance of genetic architecture is clearly illustrated by genome-wide association studies which repeatedly demonstrate that seemingly highly heritable human diseases can insufficiently be explained by genetic markers, even when taking into account the joint effects of many tens of loci [ 33, 34].
I wish I could say that today's outage could be explained by the Olympics or even a cascading bug.
Identifying the molecular formula of a compound is already a challenging problem: most peaks in an LC MS run are ambiguous and can be explained by several molecular formulas, even when using instruments with high mass accuracy.
This discrepancy between sutures of the effect of adding two extra throws to the knot might be explained by the finding that even five throw identical sliding knots show poor knot reliability.
It is also shown that the nucleation behaviour in such systems cannot be explained by classical nucleation theory, even if phase separation in the liquid is taken into account.
This can be explained by the fact that even a single-gene disorder can result in the disruption of several pathways (downstream of the original pathway), making therefore the signal we are looking for more difficult to detect.
Within the conceptual framework of the balance hypothesis, this can be explained by the impact of even small stoichiometric changes (the one mutated allele) on the function of the entire protein complex.
