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That discrepancy can only be satisfactorily explained by accepting that the polls have consistently understated support for the Conservatives while consistently overstating support for Labour.

This size effect on the fatigue life cannot be satisfactorily explained by the flaw-based Weibull theories.

even before the first American units were deployed.'' The notion that a war like that in Vietnam, which began 14 years before the election of Kennedy and continued for six years after the end of the Johnson Administration, can be satisfactorily explained by reference to decisions made in Washington during late 1964 and early 1965 would seem at best questionable.

Only 0.23% of the sample variance could not be satisfactorily explained by the model.

There is also an important difference between the claim that external or bodily stimuli are the causally enabling conditions for certain types of dreams to arise and the claim that dream contents can be satisfactorily explained by appealing only to their external or bodily sources.

This correlation of magnitude of applied load and the observed roughness can be satisfactorily explained by taking into account the decomposition of the additive at 2.5 s SDL, resulting into formation of a tribologically active chemical film of lanthanum and iron compounds which does not allow the roughness to increase to that extent.

Fifteen years ago the late Dr. Percival Lowell published his "Memoir on a Trans Neptunian Planet," in which he not only demonstrated that such a planet must exist but that certain small "residual perturbations" of the planet Uranus were satisfactorily explained by its existence.

The influence of grain size distribution on flow stress is satisfactorily explained by modeling the deformation as a combination of grain boundary sliding and slip creep.

Although myosin VI has structural differences compared with the other myosins, the mechanism for the reversal of the directionality has not been satisfactorily explained by conventional theories for myosin motility, including the widely accepted lever-arm hypothesis.

Nonetheless, it was satisfactorily explained by a tandem combination of 2 Weibull models involving 4 types of parameters: "shape" related to probability; "scale," to velocity of decay; "location," to time lag; and "mixing ratio," to contribution of the 2 models.

These experimental results have been satisfactorily explained by using an improved heterogeneous model, which takes the merits of both the percolation theory and the electrochemistry stimulated conformational relaxation model.