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As Mr. Tan explained, both in his program notes and in scrolling video text placed, oddly, near the end of the work, the impetus for the piece was a missed opportunity.

The reason for a lack of formal statistical analysis of the data was clearly explained both in the original Pilling et al.'s paper [2], a published response of the authors of Pilling et al. [4] to a critical review [5] of Pilling et al. [2], as well as in a published revision of EPPO 170 Honeybee Field Testing Guideline [6].

On the latter's view, as he explained both in the Logic and his introductory notes to the second edition of his father's Analysis of the Phaenomena of the Human Mind, there is a sort of mental chemistry in which the parts fuse, as it were, into a new sort of mental whole.

Behavioural changes can be explained both in terms of changes in frequency of driving and in terms of changes in the use of driving-impairing medicines.

One possible explanation for the variability of these observations may be explained both in terms of insufficient understanding of the biology of the liver enzymes and incomplete capture of their correlates and confounders [ 1].

These explain both the big rise in income inequality and the smaller shift in social mobility.

As Robert Kuttner explains (both in The New York Review of Books and in his new book "Debtors' Prison"), bailouts and bankruptcy proceedings both provide a means for businesses to get out from under bad debt.

They have developed coevally in close proximity to one another and any hypothesis proposed to explain the evolution of the western European Hercynides must explain both in terms of a single model.

Clients and healers explained both that in the process of healing clients regain confidence in the meaningfulness of life, activate resources and are empowered to change.

Such a statistical heterogeneity may be explained both by differences in clinical characteristics of study participants (clinical heterogeneity) and by different stimulation procedures (methodological heterogeneity) adopted.

Within these voxels, we investigated whether there was a shared genetic, common environmental or unique environmental component explaining both changes in FSH and changes in grey matter density.