His prolonged courtroom reconstructions explain surprisingly little.
But it has been disappointing in that the kind of genetic variation it detects has turned out to explain surprisingly little of the genetic links to most diseases.
The present study used the index to demonstrate the important effect of diffusion on the crack susceptibility and explained the surprisingly low crack susceptibility of Al Mg alloys in welding.
Science is and how else can I say it?—most fun when it plays with interesting ideas, examines their implications, and recognizes that old information might be explained in surprisingly new ways.
"I thought, they have had bed and breakfast all over the world," he explained in surprisingly good English.
However, independently of this association between urbanization and human disease, fairly small differences in avian community diversity, as assessed by the difference in diversity between neighboring counties, explained a surprisingly large amount (approximately 50%) of the between-county difference in human incidence of WNV.
In previous studies, we observed highly significant genetic, dietary, and genotype-by-diet variation for each of the gross phenotypes of weight, total sugar, and triglycerides, as well as in whole-genome expression profiles and metabolomic profiles and found that the genotype-by-diet interaction effect explained a surprisingly large portion of the total phenotypic variance (Reed et al. 2010, 2014).
Roahen explains that, surprisingly, the meat is relatively unimportant to the true gumbo aficionado.
I still spend ninety-nine per cent of each swim thinking about them, which may explain my surprisingly fast race times.
Scientists said that if other species were also found to have such clonal colonies, that could help explain the surprisingly widespread finding of social behaviors among microbes.
