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Currently, only Heki (2003) has successfully explained the seasonality in northern Japan quantitatively by using a snow-load model.

A model for grain boundary sliding, in which grain boundary dislocations and back stress are introduced, has successfully explained the large stress exponents.

The neutral theory of biodiversity has successfully explained the observed composition of many ecological communities but it relies on strict demographic equivalence among species and provides no room for evolutionary processes such as selection and adaptation.

Although the neutral theory of ecological communities (Hubbell 2001) has successfully explained a number of community patterns, notably the lognormal-like relative abundance distribution (Volkov et al. 2003, 2007), it has failed to explain beta turnover in Panama and Amazonian forests (Condit et al. 2002).

This theory has successfully explained many observed chemical peculiarities, including those of mercury-manganese stars., §4.

By presenting a rather thoughtful account of barriers to women leadership, the authors, Alice and Linda has successfully explained the correlation between gender and leadership.

Since the heyday of behaviourism, stimulus-response theories of learning are a central theme in the theoretical neuroscience of learning and have successfully explained a wide range of experimental data in animal and human learning [1].

Statistical methods are widely used to search for a good model of gene-gene interaction for disease analysis, and the previously determined models have successfully explained the effects between SNPs and diseases.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05842.015 Mathematical models that invoke the mechanism of delayed negative feedback have successfully explained numerous experimental observations of the somitogenesis clock (e.g., Lewis, 2003; Monk, 2003; Hirata et al., 2004, Ay et al., 2013; Hanisch et al., 2013).

Normalization models have successfully explained visual responses under a variety of stimulus conditions (Heeger, 1992; Carandini et al., 1997; Tolhurst & Heeger, 1997; Britten & Heuer, 1999; Anderson et al., 2000; Sceniak et al., 2001; Thiele et al., 2004; Rust et al., 2006).

The modeling approach used in this study may have successfully explained the temporal variation in BPb because the matrix potential variables soil moisture (volumetric water content) and temperature were incorporated, which permits prediction of when soils are susceptible to dust emission.