After the discovery of radioactivity in the 1890s and the realization that Earth's interior was warmed by this mechanism, various schemes were proposed for explaining stellar energy in terms of radioactive decay.
A possible mechanism is proposed for explaining the observed phenomenon.
A SPBC belt scrolling model was proposed for explaining the formation process of CMTs.
Photo-thermo-deformation model [4] has been proposed for explaining self-assembly of nanostructures on a surface of a semiconductor by LR.
In the present study, an unsteady state model considering sequential occurrence of complete pore blocking and gel layer formation was proposed for explaining flux decline behavior during rhamnolipid based MEUF for simultaneous removal of Cd+2 and p-cresol from aqueous solution under batch concentration mode.
Different reaction mechanisms have been proposed for explaining the behaviour of both TiO2-salt systems during the Ru nanoparticle synthesis, involving respectively, both holes and electrons charge carriers in oxidation and reduction steps with acetylacetonate, and the sole photogenerated electrons with chloride.
Multifactorial models of risk have been proposed for explaining transmission of risk from parent to offspring of parents with non-affective psychosis [ 5] bipolar disorder [ 8], depression [ 9], and with broader diagnoses of SMI [ 10].
For this reason, ecophysiological adaptations have long been proposed for explaining differences in brain size among primate species [ 17– 19] and a number of researchers have suggested compensatory mechanisms for trading-off the high metabolic costs derived from an increase in encephalization, including changes in dietary quality and body composition [ 1, 8, 20– 30].
Different plausible hypotheses have been proposed for explaining this resurgent pattern and age distribution shift in highly immunized populations; evolution of Bordetella pertussis [ 30], improvements in the recognition of the disease in adolescents and adults [ 26, 27], waning of vaccine-induced immunity [ 8, 25– 29], and the role of contact networks in highly immunized countries [ 7].
Genetic responses to commercial fisheries have been proposed for explaining a decrease in size of Pacific salmon (Ricker 1995), as well as changes in age and size at maturation in European grayling, Thymallus thymallus (Haugen and Vøllestad 2001), lake whitefish, Coregonus clupeaformis (Handford et al. 1977), and Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar (Bielak and Power 1986).
