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One person pays and another doesn't, and easy jurisdictions are sought out, helping to make the tax "so flagrantly inequitable that its retention can be explained only through ignorance or inertia".
Gartner (1989) states that entrepreneurship related phenomena cannot be sufficiently explained only through the psychological approach.
It is worth noting that this dual explananda strategy is consistent with Davidson's commitment to the causal closure of the physical domain (Crane 1995 seems to miss this point)—every physical event can have a physical explanation, even if the mental component of some physical events can be rationally explained only through appeal to mental components of the causing event.
This study also supports the earlier suggestion that some of the changes in the population of active sites can be explained only through the formation of new sites, and more specifically through the existence of fluctuating sites that can be stabilized by external donors.
Most variants identified through GWAS explain only a small percentage of the associated trait's heritability and must also be considered within the context of environment.
1, 2 Notably, however, the collection of variants identified so far through GWAS explain only a small fraction of the heritability estimated from family studies for any particular disease or trait.
He races through the rest of the 19th century, explaining only that "American foreign policy was notably calmer" in these years.
But caution explains only so much.
Thus, the effects of VIP can be explained not only through the cAMP/PKA pathway.
The legendary biologist George B. Schaller explained it best: only through observing and recording fundamental data about a subject, he wrote, can we gain the basic knowledge we need to approach complicated problems like, for instance, conservation.
Thus, the unfavourable significance of CD24 expression in breast cancer cells may be explained not only by augmented transfer through the vascular walls but also by the higher proliferative potential of the cells and their increased ability to invade intercellular matrix.
