As a result, if Gγ2 and Gγ4 acted via these receptors in vivo, the wide distribution we observed could exist because their expression parallels that of their target GPCRs.
Functional integration and economies of scale could not exist because, as the parties have stipulated, "Bendix and ASARCO were unrelated business enterprises each of whose activities had nothing to do with the other". App.
Functional integration and economies of scale could not exist because, as the parties stipulated, the companies were unrelated business enterprises.
You can vilify Hitler, but these buildings could only exist because of tens of thousands of people and all of their combined decisions toward one end, and because of the casual complicity of millions of others.
Reverse causality could also exist because of unmeasured comorbid conditions and health consciousness that might alter consumption of beverages, particularly artificially sweetened ones, and risk of type 2 diabetes.
I could point out that these prejudices exist because of the lack of diversity in the national media, which Victoria Wood was brilliant at ribbing: ("We'd like to apologise to viewers in the north – it must be awful for you").
The "fiction" (L5: 29; cf. L5: 55) that space could exist independently of objects violates the principle because the homogeneity and uniformity of space prevent there from being any reason for God to place the objects of the universe with one particular orientation within absolute space rather than with any other possible orientation.
This shows that the observed approximate power-law increase of most human adult cancer incidence rates with age could exist merely because age equals duration of exposure to background and spontaneous carcinogenic stimuli.
One reason for that could be that few high-quality studies exist because of the challenges of teasing apart the effects of caffeine from other variables affecting pregnant women, such as nutrition, stress, and other drug use, he says.
We exist because of the water".
