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In recent decades genes have increasingly become endowed with the cultural power to explain many aspects of human life: physical traits, diseases, behaviors, ancestral histories, and identity.

Climate change, whether gradual or sudden, has frequently been invoked as a causal factor to explain many aspects of cultural change during the prehistoric and early historic periods.

Experimental studies have shown that the known biologic effects of proinflammatory cytokines could explain many aspects of the syndrome of heart failure.

Jerry Workman of the Stowers Institute in Kansas City said the detection of the nucleosome code was "a profound insight if true," because it would explain many aspects of how the DNA is controlled.

The game doesn't explain many aspects of Yokai training, like their types or their natures, instead letting you find out through minor characters here and there that you could easily miss.

The recently suggested 'hydrogen collision model' can explain many aspects of the Staebler Wronski effect, but assumes that the photogenerated mobile hydrogen atoms can move a long distance at room temperature.

"We continue to work cooperatively with the commission and national regulators, explaining many aspects of our business," a Google spokesman, Al Verney, said.

We thoroughly enjoyed explaining many aspects of our design, including everything from EOG to filtering methods in both hardware/software, and were told by our friends seeing our project in various stages was a mind blowing experience.

This neurotransmitter affects mood (anti-depression drugs such as Prozac work by boosting the effect of serotonin) and the newly discovered receptor is explaining many aspects of serotonin's function that were previously mysterious.

"The Standard Model has been very successful in explaining many aspects of fundamental physics in great detail, but there are also many things we still need to learn". The theory doesn't have answers for a number of mysteries, including dark matter, the mass of neutrinos and the dominance of matter over antimatter, nor does it contain a description of gravity.

This relatively simple approach is consistent with and explains many aspects of the observed morphology.