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On the basis of the adsorbate acceptor mechanism and the model for preferential adsorption of shielding molecules, incorporating the molecular interaction concept is helpful to explain the interactive effects of glycerol content, bath temperature, and current density on the surface roughness (Ra) and morphologies of 304SS.

In CCD, three-dimensional response plots were generated that explain the interactive effect of independent variables with their corresponding effect.

The derived model was able to explain the interactive effects of glucose and sucrose mixture which impinged on the removal of NO3 − N via denitrification process.

Most researchers use heuristic models to explain the interactive outcome of numerous cognitive variables in household decision making, such as risk perception, self-efficacy, outcome expectancy, implementation, and cost (Duval and Mulilis 1999; Lindell and Whitney 2000; Grothmann and Reusswig 2006; Paton et al. 2006; Martin et al. 2007; Tekeli-Yeşil et al. 2010).

This phenomenon could explain the interactive effect of affective empathy (empathic concern) with cognitive empathy (perspective taking) in the present study.

The involvement of multiple memory systems could explain the interactive influences of trial type, feedback type, and memory accuracy on confidence ratings.

The equilibrium adsorption isotherm provides basic information in explaining the interactive behaviour between a sorbate and a sorbent, which is important in the design and analysis of sorption systems (Maurya et al. 2006; Namasivayam and Sureshkumar 2008).

Nonetheless, we tested whether related factors, such as collective efficacy which captures intergenerational closure and indicators of the parent child relationship, explained the interactive effect of legal cynicism and adolescent violence on parental appraisals.

Objective: We sought to identify regional differences in prostaglandin H synthase 2 messenger ribonucleic acid expressions in various intrauterine tissues in the pregnant baboon as an indicator of prostaglandin production capability to explain the various interactive roles of different intrauterine tissues in the processes that precede, promote, and complete labor.

The interplay between functional redundancy (reducing the consequences of species loss) and functional complementarity (reducing the risk of invasion) seem to explain the observed interactive effects of species and functional richness with regard to community level impacts of environmental change.

This mechanism could explain the phenomenon of "interactive division" where the two forming valves have complementary shapes [36]; [36].