In our work we used several values of n ranging from 1 to 25. Theoretically, the P-value based performance results of ACSEA cannot be worse than results of AEA for the same task.
Which means that the rising (average) price of tuition cannot be a result of easy availability of aid money (i.e., subsidies -- the driver of rising tuition for the Bennett Hypothesis) but must be coming from somewhere else.
We concluded that the SNX17 induced membrane accumulation of Jag1a cannot be a result of reduced endocytosis of Jag1a.
Because the mutated site is solvent inaccessible, this striking change in microtubule dynamics cannot be the result of a direct perturbation of a polymerization interface or of an interaction with one or more regulatory proteins.
Independent of this detail, the top and bottom electrodes alone provided a higher level of stretchability than the calculated 20% upper limit that means that the illustrated defects cannot be a result of fracture of the meander-shaped interconnects.
Taking into account the increase of Mcs10 in the Aim24 deletion strain, it is clear that the increase of Mcs10 in the 300 kDa fraction cannot be the result of the increase of Mcs10 in whole mitochondria.
For that reason, they cannot be the result of the same vicariance events, a result that is independent of molecular dating.
This lack of correlation cannot be a result of gene expression reaching an upper limit as we have documented higher levels of regional immediate early gene expression in rats with comparable levels of locomotor activity [ 49].
This, and the fact that similar growth appears in the abdomen, indicates that the final size of the genital segment in mature adults cannot be a result of stretching due to the presence of immature eggs only.
If then, it is agreed that things are either the result of coincidence or for an end, and these cannot be the result of coincidence or spontaneity, it follows that they must be for an end; and that such things are all due to nature even the champions of the theory which is before us would agree.
Causal inferences cannot be drawn from results of cross-sectional data.
