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The model predicts criteria of failure, which are interestingly complementary for the polymer and the electrode films, and hence explains the observation of the chain-like nucleation pattern.

Schaffner (1969) modified Nagel's model by incorporating the idea that what the reducing theory actually derives (and hence explains) is a corrected version of the reduced theory, not the original theory.

In this case, it is assumed that given the students interest in academic pursuit, time spent studying should assumable constitutes a major part of time use so that entrepreneurial time interferes with study time and hence explains academic performance.

The media provides their political oxygen and, hence, explains why they spend so much time spinning their words with hired press secretaries, advisers and consultants.

Other commentators, including military historians, have observed that the lack of a draft removes the connection between most Americans and the Iraq and Afghanistan misadventures and hence explains the absence of a meaningful, widespread antiwar movement.

Each image was enlarged by 100% and then presented to participants in a random order on a computer screen, who rated them for health on a scale of 1 to 7. Inter-rater reliabilities were high (Cronbach's alpha  = .950 (left patches),nd hence explains the apparent attractiveness of masculinity in previous experiments.

Among existing models, the strain gradient plasticity model provided the real physical reason for the genesis of ISE in ZTA and hence, explained the data the best.

Competition between recharge and the tide thus controls the seawater inputs, hence explaining temporal and spatial changes in the saltwater wedge in this coastal karst aquifer.

Most importantly, it can be concluded that the C2HC ZnF and Li2120-128 aressentialal for establishing interactions between the RING domain and UbcH5a, hence explaining their role in RNF125 activity.

These results are strong evidence that the differential nutrition of queen and worker larvae by nurse bees affects mitochondrial dynamics and functionality in the fat body of these larvae, hence explaining their differential hypoxia response.

Furthermore, the corresponding accumulations in B16F10 melanoma cells and SCC-VII squamous cell carcinoma, which were used in the previous Gd-NCT trials in vivo, were 27.1±2.9 and 59.8±9.8 μg Gd/106 cells, respectively, hence explaining the superior growth-suppression in the in vivo trials using SCC-VII cells.