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TaPDIL6-1 was located in the short arm of chromosome 4A and in the long arms of chromosomes 4B and 4D; this apparent anomaly can be explained by a well known pericentric inversion occurred in wheat chromosome 4A [ 94].

They are caused by the interference of rays of sunlight that have been scattered by droplets in clouds4,5, and can be explained by a well-established set of solutions to Maxwell's equations known as Mie theory3.

This could be explained by a well-known overloading effect in IC by which the peak of the minor component is influenced such that it broadens and flattens out (Fig. 1).

There is some evidence for an association between spirituality and post-traumatic growth 117, which can possibly be explained by a well-succeeded search for meaning following trauma in highly spiritual individuals.

Here the authors showed by an ODE model that gap junction-mediated antigen transport is not a good strategy for the immune response in the situation where the infection dynamics can be explained by a well-mixed model (this can apply to organs, e.g., the spleen).

In this kind of ELISA system, the cause of low Se in milk and high Se in paired serum could be explained by a well-buffered environment in serum, whereas milk samples may have a low pH due to acidic bacteria that make the milk sour.

These differences between sites may be partly explained by a 'learning curve', well documented in a variety of medical techniques and procedures, but mainly used to explain better patient outcomes if procedures are performed by more experienced practitioners [ 11- 14].

The dependence of electrical resistivity of the composites on tensile strain can be well explained by a percolation threshold theory.

The bump resistance increment is well explained by a PI outgassing model established based on the results of Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrophotometer (GC MS) analysis.

The cationic stabilization of Klenow can be well explained by a model postulating dampening of repulsion within surface anionic patches on the protein.

Such condition was well explained by a Piper diagram, where most plots were situated at the middle diamond shaped diagram, indicating mixing condition.