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This apparent inconsistency can be explained either by inclusion of only events with focal mechanisms that produce source amplitude ratios of 10 20, or by distortion of radiation patterns in the long-period band that reduces maximum source amplitude ratios and affects CMT estimates.

As shown in Results, QTL locations and the parental origin of the high value alleles have more overlap for Set 1 and Set 3. Since Set 1 and 2 represent the same set of homokaryotic offspring one would expect a better overlap in QTL between Set 1 and Set 2. This apparent inconsistency can be explained well by examining the genetic relationship between these two sets of heterokaryons (Fig. 1).

This apparent inconsistency can be explained and resolved in a number of ways.

54 55 This inconsistency can be explained by major methodological differences seen across the included studies.

The inconsistency can be explained by the method used for allocating treatment and measuring preferences.

This inconsistency can be explained by early (hours) time-points used in acute lung inflammation experiments.

Some inconsistencies can be explained by respect for precedent, he writes, others "because wisdom has come late".

In part these inconsistencies can be explained by difference in governance structures; for example, a federal structure such as Germany's can be expected to show a more limited role for the national (federal) government.

In the present work we investigated whether these inconsistencies can be explained by taking into account heterogeneities in the compacted samples; in particular increased porosities at the clay boundaries.

Some of these inconsistencies can be explained by false positives and off-target effects, but some RNAi reagents are weak or ineffective and cause false negative results.

These inconsistencies can be explained by small sample sizes, wide age range of the children studied, and great variation with regard to type of cancer, treatment, and time elapsed since diagnosis.