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Downing Street will on Monday be dragged into the row over the sacking of the former Blair aide Sally Morgan when the cabinet secretary is asked to explain a "pattern of behaviour" that has seen the removal of a series of non-Tory supporters from high-profile public bodies.

Several hypotheses may be proposed to explain such a pattern of variation.

At its most basic realist synthesis is a form of 'triangulation', bringing together information from different primary studies and different study types to explain why a pattern of outcomes may occur.

The work helps explain a puzzling pattern of extinction in mammals.

However, an expanding vertical dike striking in the NW southeast (SE) direction located under the Pon-Machineshiri crater could explain a spatial pattern of the observed tilt changes including the reverse polarity at MEA.

There is evidence that selection for larger weaponry through male-male combat found in G. pennsylvanicus may explain a broader pattern of morphology within North American field crickets.

Dendritic beading, which may also explain a "clumsy" pattern of the dendrites due to excitotoxic events [ 28], could be excluded by 3D-reconstruction of serial scans with the laser scan microscope through the 100-μm-thick 100-μm-thick 100-μm-thick

However, reduction of glucose metabolization under treatment with primidone affects almost all brain regions and cannot explain a specific pattern of glucose utilization deficit such as the one observed in the patient reported here.

This inhomogeneous panorama can be explained with a pattern of institutional structures that have so far affected the implementation of the Directive.

In examining the arrest categories of the county's youthful offenders, the study found no evidence that the racial disparity in transfer rates could be explained by a pattern of more violent or more heinous crimes by minority youths than by white youths.

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