So let me just explain the long term difficult decisions that had to be made and what I know we must also do to entrench that stability for the future".
Bringing together studies carried out by experts from different areas, such as economists, sociologists, demographers and political scientists, this volume presents insights based on rigorous analyses of statistical data in an effort to explain the long term changes in social and economic inequalities in Brazil.
The relatively low substitution rate of this virus could therefore explain the long term persistence of certain strains in some populations many years after their introduction [ 74].
To our knowledge, this is the first study to report that bovine UC-WJ cells show telomerase activity and this phenomenon could explain the long term of cell culture (n = 5) observe in this study.
But as a result, we do an inadequate job of explaining the long-term dangers of radiation to policymakers and the public.
Explaining the long-term fortunes of the different components of the original programme and their continuing adaptation to a changing context required attention to all three of Scott's pillars and to the interplay between macro institutional structures and embedded human agency.
Several models have been proposed to unravel the 'virus host swinging party' explaining the long-term co-existence of closely related and microdiverse virus and host strains in nature17,36,37, and metagenomics is a common tool to address these questions4.
Two possibilities in explaining the long-term decreasing of the 6-year signal are given.
Popper's view thus faces the difficulty, among others, of explaining the long-term coherence that historians find in scientific research.
A more recent preclinical study was able to show that parity downregulates Wnt/Notch signaling and suppresses progenitor cells, suggesting that this could be a potential mechanism explaining the long-term protective effect of pregnancy [ 46].
Our hypothesis is that the reprogramming of the newborn's energy metabolism through epigenetic changes or adaptation in response to a detrimental fetal environment contributes to explaining the long-term interindividual variability in obesity and diabetes risk.
