Human height, for instance, can be explained very well by the average height of the individual's parents and thus its genetic heritability is estimated with around 80% (Visscher et al., 2008).
This discrepancy between results obtained on the ancestor of all steroid receptors or merely of MR and GR for instance, can be explained by the higher sequence divergence observed among all SRs than simply among subfamilies MR and GR (see branch length in Figure 2B).
From an integration perspective, the overall minor differences in scores in almost all instances can be explained by the power distance dimension, which also shows only minor differences.
Environ Health Perspect 123 679 688; http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1409055 Obesity risk factors include changes in diet and lifestyle and, in some rare instances, can be explained by genetic predisposition (Jääskeläinen et al. 2013); however, these factors alone seem unlikely to explain the growing worldwide obesity epidemic.
Instances of deficient agency can be explained in terms of various capacities or properties that the agent does not possess, exercise, or instantiate; capacities and properties such as conscious awareness, reflective awareness, reason-responsiveness, self-control, self-governance, and so on.
Up to half of these instances of deviant expression can be explained in part by the covariance along one or more of the axes, some can be attributed to cis-eQTL and epigenetic factors, and it is likely that cumulative trans-eQTL effects are also contributing.
The heavy influences of Dickens, for instance, particularly from "Bleak House," can be explained by Bond's onetime servitude on a plantation that routinely kept boarders from a nearby girls' school; the curriculum there required the girls to recite passages of "Bleak House" from memory.
The development of the large accounting partnerships, for instance, towards the managerial configuration can be explained with the changing conditions that these firms faced.
For instance, the pattern Am_In can be explained by one X->Y mutation in the branch leading from the analyzed trifurcation to insects and another Y->X mutation in the branch leading to Dm.
Although some instances of male factor infertility can be explained by infections, environmental causes, immunological or hormonal deficiencies, many are caused by genetic factors.
In some instances, discrepancies in fold-induction can be explained by methodological differences since the array data were all normalized to the co-hybridized universal-RNA sample, while the PCR data were normalized to a β-actin probe (data not shown).
