Some of Shaw's obscurity can be explained by a tendency to portray him as an overlooked Modernist, which he was, rather than as a peripatetic, multitasking insider-outsider who pledged allegiance to Modernism but also played the field, which he also was.
This can be explained by the tendency that positive charges are located at higher altitude in electrified clouds (e.g., Israel 1973).
In addition, the low stability of catalysts with higher nickel content may be explained by the tendency of Ni to polymerise olefins and hence to form coke [42].
The comparative paucity of larger islands can not only be explained by their tendency to be fragmented by sea-level rise (see above) but also by the comparative difficulty of building and maintaining large islands in oceanic settings.
Additionally, faster growing countries have seen a steeper rise in their PPP relative to market exchange rates; this can be explained by a tendency for wage increases in growing economies to lead to a higher price level.
Paging activity in FreeBSD and OpenSolaris was surprisingly small, under our point of view, specially for page-in operations; this may be explained by the tendency of their thrashing management mechanisms to "calm down" all the processes during a thrashing.
The reason for the slack we currently witness can perhaps best be explained by the tendency for future Internet developments to undercut the value of social networks, the intelligence they embed, cultural attributes this underpins and environmental capacities they, in turn, support as a standard measure of wealth creation.
These findings might be explained by a tendency of the chromosomes to minimize the overlap area.
This shift in the relationship to high adherence in individuals who scored very high on this personality trait may be explained by their tendency to put high trust in their own ability to manage their lives [7].
A considerable component of body mass-independent variation in avian BMR can statistically be explained by migratory tendency: the minimum normothermic maintenance energy requirements of migrants are significantly higher than those of non-migrants, at least when phylogeny is not accounted for.
