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That partly explained the prevalence of only children in Ferrara, where one-child parents at the Blue Elephant center mentioned siblings who had also stopped at one child.

The study found that libertarian objections to government intrusion arising from mandatory vaccination programs explained the prevalence of anti-vaccine views among conservatives.

Neither latitude, climate zone nor the prevalence of Poaceae and Cyperaceae explained the prevalence of FTa species on islands, but FTb species were more common on cool temperate as opposed to subantarctic islands (Fig.  2, Table  3).

Living in damp housing conditions was a risk factor for sneezing and frequent cough and partly explained the prevalence of these symptoms in families with lower educational background because this condition was more frequent in these families.

(That explains the prevalence of spirits).

Dr. Asphaug said that could explain the prevalence of "iron relics" in the belt.

The belief in one's supernormalcy, as well as an obsession with work, might help explain the prevalence of asceticism among revolutionaries.

This explains the prevalence of endemic goiter in regions that were marked by intense glaciation, such as Switzerland and the Great Lakes region.

In fact, the analytic-rumination hypothesis is merely the latest attempt to explain the prevalence of depression.

Mr. Basco said this partly explains the prevalence of old — some dilapidated, some vintage World War II — ships and ferries that ply the country's more than 7,000 islands, servicing mainly the poor.

This study highlights the benefits of complementing compensation-based controls (i.e., incentive pay) with non-compensation based controls (e.g., feedback), and provides a theoretical basis to help explain the prevalence of this approach in practice.