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The apparent cmc of SDS increased with increasing polymer concentration, and SDS interactions with the polymer can be explained by models previously used to describe interaction between polyethylene oxide and SDS.
Global Software Development GSDD) projects could be best understood as intrinsically complex adaptive living systems: they cannot purely be considered as 'designed systems', as deliberate design/control episodes and processes (using 'software engineering' models) are intermixed with emergent change episodes and processes (that may perhaps be explained by models).
The cancer stem cell theory, which suggests that CSCs are the origin of cancers, can be explained by models of tumor initiation: the stochastic model, the hierarchy model, and the clonal evolution model [1].
However, BMP signalling is also necessary for maintenance of pluripotency (Di-Gregorio et al., 2007), and mouse embryos in which BMP has been experimentally overactivated have an impairment in mesoderm differentiation that cannot easily be explained by models in which BMP drives mesoderm differentiation (Aoyama et al., 2012).
The possibility that different promoter sequences produce a similar expression pattern might also be explained by model 1.
14 However, to some extent, this might also be explained by model bias for northern Europe introduced by the RCA3 model, where the model appears to underestimate temperature for the warmest days.
Preliminary computational modelling suggested that the similarities between p ij and p i ˜ j ˜ could be explained by modelling the overall mutagenic PCR process as the culmination of multiple cycles of error-prone DNA synthesis.
Unlike other planetary bodies that shrank as they cooled, the Moon expanded because its centre was initially cold, which was explained by models in which the Moon formed from debris thrown into space after a large body collided with Earth.
The measured frequencies trends are explained by modeling the bolt as a pre-stressed one dimensional beam with elastic supports at both ends.
