As the nurse explained "with depression, for instance, then the psychologist on the ward, she might see a different side of the anxiety and she may have another impression" compared to the nursing staff.
This process could explain, for instance, why an old person's skin can refresh itself with new cells every month and yet continue to look old.
Other cortical-networks involving the limbic system may explain, for instance, primitive behaviors.
"For instance, the reverend wants a Rolls," he explains with a true-life story.
The development of the large accounting partnerships, for instance, towards the managerial configuration can be explained with the changing conditions that these firms faced.
"Howard, for instance, has to play the most expensive chord he can play," he explained with a laugh.
In a new video produced by Fusion, two black women detail their experiences with police violence and explain how these instances -- which involve them or other black women they know -- have ended in either extreme discomfort or, far worse, death.
This focus explains, for instance, contemporary fascination with such questions of casuistry as, e.g., the conditions under which an action like abortion is morally permitted or immoral.
For example, lateral transfer (potentially combined with phylogenetic inference error) may explain instances of disagreement between gene trees and multi-locus inferences.
These difficult to explain instances are good reasons to validate predictions with proteomic and transcriptomic data.
Explanations must be sufficient to induce belief in the sentence to be explained (for instance, some observation), or ensure its consistency with other beliefs, in a manner that adequately accounts for factual and hypothetical sentences.
