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This could be explained by large input requirements for gas and electricity per unit of output.

This may be explained by large varieties of tea consumed in Western countries (predominantly black tea) and in Asian countries (green tea).

In contrast, the massive sulfide rock exhibits relatively low resistivity despite its low porosity and high sulfide concentration (Fig. 5b, c), which could be explained by large sulfide particles with the rather low critical frequencies (Fig. 4d).

Previous work has shown that differences in dATP accumulation by cultured T- and B-lymphoblastoid cell lines cannot be explained by large differences in the levels of dAdo-phosphorylating or dAdo nucleotide (dAXP -degrading activities in cytoplasmic extracts of these cells, although it has been proposedAXP -degrading-cell lines mactivitiesine intracytoplasmicXP morextractsy than dofthesel lines.

We coupled a sedimentological approach, to accurately identify the origin of event layers at the study site, with applied numerical modeling of storm waves rather than tsunami modeling, which allowed us to test whether the distribution of event deposits can be explained by large storm waves.

This can be explained by large genomic rearrangements which have occurred during evolution of the two strains [48].

The Met does have a problem with declining attendance, but the downward trend has happened a little too quickly to be explained by large-scale demographic shifts.

But Dumont and her colleagues have found that, since 2009, there has been a darkening that cannot be explained by larger snow grain size alone.

This could be explained by larger dissipation and slower vertical propagation of AGWs with smaller c x due to their shorter vertical wavelengths.

This observation could be explained by larger assemblies exhibiting a stronger clustering effect (Pieters 2009; Sengupta et al. 2011; Jaenicke 2000), thereby weakening the degree of disassembly.

This could be explained by larger firms being characterized by a more transparent information environment that diminishes the monitoring role of short-term debt and enhances the firm's access to broader financing sources.