And as Frost and Steketee demonstrate, there is no end to competing explanations of how hoarding arises.
In this paper, we examined competing explanations of the high rate of death by suicide among individuals with anorexia nervosa (AN).
However, explaining data is the easy part, and experience has shown that it is possible to formulate multiple competing explanations of any set of data.
But pay discrimination and choices to take time out of paid employment are complementary rather than competing explanations of gender differences in pay.
Three guesses what his answer his There are at least two broad and competing explanations of the origins of this crisis.
This intervention research yields scientifically convincing evidence, if appropriate comparisons repeatedly demonstrate a direct relationship between the treatment and specified outcomes when other competing explanations of the outcomes are eliminated.
Their differing definitions of the rule of law reflect competing explanations of what drives economic growth.One account of growth associated with Douglass North of Washington University in St Louis, Missouri is "institutional".
As it is relatively rare for a mayor to lose $240 million in one sitting, the past few weeks have been consumed by competing explanations of how Mr. Bloomberg and the union, the United Federation of Teachers, could have allowed that to happen.
Everybody — Russians and Americans alike — looked grief-stricken.... "There were only so many sacrifices Reagan was willing to make on the altar of public opinion," FitzGerald writes, in one of her few forays into sarcasm, "and staying in Reykjavik another night was not one of them"....[T]wo competing explanations of what happened there have hardened into stone.
"Competing Explanations of Undergraduate Non-completion". American Educational Research Journal 48(3): 536–59.
As such, they are problematic, since there are competing explanations of the badness of Moorean utterances.
