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We find minimal evidence that closing the marine reserve to fishing had a significant economic cost for the industry; however, several counteracting mechanisms are critical for explaining the effect and for generalizing to other settings.

The cutting performance of hardmetal inserts coated with PVD TiN, TiAlN and TiSiN films was investigated by innovative analytical experimental methods, for explaining the effect of coating properties on coated tool wear in milling.

For explaining the effect of DOPO group on the mesomorphic properties, the X-ray diffraction analysis of a low molecular weight modal compound containing ODOPB was carried out and the results show that the DOPO side-group is parallel with the most-adjacent benzene ring in the main-chain, which reveals the small effect of ODOPB on the mesogenic structure of polyesters.

The same mechanism has been put forward for explaining the effect of calorie restriction [ 100] that also results in low blood glucose levels.

Our results are in agreement with the hypothesis generally used for explaining the effect of mRNA features on the structure of the protein.

The mechanisms of processed meat are somehow conflictive, but ham, salt (mainly for gastric cancer), aromatic amines, nitrites, and nitrosamines are strong candidates for explaining the effect of cured meats (Santarelli et al, 2008) in the process of carcinogenesis.

López-Nicolás et al. (2008) claimed that TAM is insufficient for explaining the effects of social influence and users' intention.

Formulating the model and data analysis, researcher used Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) for explaining the effects on the efficiency of a group of students.

This paper introduces a new approach for explaining the effects of spatial competition for opportunities based on a cumulative opportunities measure of accessibility.

An alternative, not mutually exclusive mechanism for explaining the effects of these kinase inhibitors on B cell trafficking and homing is related directly to the BCR.

Concepts of stereotype threat and priming are important for explaining the effects of treatment-related information on complaint reporting and neuropsychological test scores.