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Many said their dominance could be explained by strong school programs and the status of the sport here, where sprinting is considered a national pastime alongside soccer and cricket.

N-compound effect could be explained by strong adsorption of nitrogen compounds on catalytic sites.

The observed difference in effects of inbreeding on early and later life stages can be explained by strong natural selection on fitness during over-wintering.

This may be explained by strong difference in morphology of composites obtained by two procedures which may be seen from SEM microphotographs (Figure 2). Figure 2 Microphotographs of two types of hybrid materials obtained using scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

Appearance of superconductivity could be explained by strong spin-orbit interaction of charge carriers in metallic phase in the vicinity to the localization threshold of MIT in the GaSb whiskers, which is known to increase substantially the Curie temperature.

The visible disappearance of this band in presence of MCCh (starting from the lowest pH 3.54, where potentiometry shows already the share of complexation) may be explained by strong hydrogen-bond interactions between free hydroxyl groups of the carbohydrate ligand and the oxo group of the metal center thus leading to diminution of the V = O bond strength.

Connor (2000) speculated that this might be explained by stronger expectations about precise research question formulation on the part of American proposal reviewers, causing US researchers therefore to "pretend that their research is farther along than it actually is" (19).

The Abstract and Discussion should acknowledge that the effects can equally well be explained by stronger encoding of HR items.

Reversals of ranking with respect to stand density and average spatial separation can be explained by stronger spatial structuring (clustering, fragmentation) in the stand of lower density (Horn).

This peak can be explained by stronger crossover suppression near centromeres, which has been observed in a number of model species (Koehler et al. 1996; Lamb et al. 2005; Rockmill et al. 2006).

Furthermore, the islands showed lower ND5 diversity (n = 30 62, two to three haplotypes, π < 0.00175, h < 0.0018) relative to the mainland (Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, n = 32, eight haplotypes, π = 0.00395, h = 0.0040) which may be explained by stronger genetic drift in isolated populations due to bottlenecks and/or smaller Ne.