How else can you explain the fact that while movie history boasts a stadium full of excellent feature films about baseball -- "Damn Yankees" (1958), "Bang the Drum Slowly" (1973), "The Natural" (1984), "Bull Durham" (1988), "Field of Dreams" (1989), "A League of Their Own" (1992) and more -- "Hoosiers" (1986) is the only top-notch narrative film about basketball.
How else to explain the fact that while 97percentt of credentialed climate scientists concur that global warming is both extremely dangerous and caused by human activity, every one of the 21 Republican candidates who ran for Senate in 2010 denied that this could be the case?
Our model therefore explains the fact that while stop codons are indeed frequently lost from AT-rich genomes, the stop codons UAG and UGA - which are more likely than UAA to drift into disuse in AT-rich genomes- are not themselves disproportionately prone to reassignment [ 16].
This could explain the fact that only 50%% of the patients had PI mutation while all of them were failing second line.
However, how can we explain the fact that rapamycin protects from cisplatin-induced HC toxicity in vivo, while it damages HCs and SGNs in vitro?
His characters are heart-breaking, and while mentioning that the wife is dying might explain the fact that the story made me weep, it's not that actually.
However assuming this correlation would explain the fact that in the SP1 cluster, the Indian accessions were from north, east, and two from west, while the Indian accessions from the south were included separately in the SP2 cluster (Fig. 4a).
This change of the athlete's strategy might explain the fact that vCOM remains more or less unchanged over a wide section of the turn cycle, while during Completion, speed was lower for increased horizontal gate distance (figure 4).
"It is a small price to pay for tranquillity" is how Michael Williams, the chief rabbi of the Synagogue Copernic, the oldest reform synagogue in France — and, in 1980, the first to be bombed by extremists — explains the fact that most French Christians and Jews, while not precisely in favor of laws like that, were quite willing to accept one.
These proverbs were also loan translated into most vernacular languages, explaining the fact that most European languages have proverbs like "Strike while the iron is hot" and "All that glitters is not gold" in common.
In fact I was a trifle incredulous, which must have explained the fact that I just stood there and stared.
