The surface-mobility stress corrosion cracking (SCC) mechanism has been successful in explaining numerous cases of SCC where deleterious films are formed on the metal surface.
By proving an obstruction of justice, the government was successful in explaining certain of the Enron accounting issues to jury members and persuading them that those issues would lead someone to attempt an obstruction of justice.
This theory has been successful in explaining the optical and catalytic properties of several magic-number NCs, but has been shown to have weaknesses as a universal descriptor for the thermodynamic stability of thiolated Au NCs14,24.
This class of dynamos has been successful in explaining many large-scale solar cycle features, including a particularly difficult one – the correct phase relationship between the equatorward-migrating sunspot belt and the poleward drifting large-scale, diffuse fields.
These shocks produce the high number densities and temperatures (relative to typical conditions in the interstellar medium) required for maser emission, and are successful in explaining observed masers.
The hypothesis of zipping and assembly, ZA, has been successful in explaining the folding routes of several two state proteins [2], [3], [7].
This approach has been successful in explaining a wide variety of physiological and psychophysical results.
For example, PD modeling of viral growth during therapy has been successful in explaining the dynamics of chronic infection.
Forward models have been successful in explaining how skilled action can be accomplished without the delays inherent in closed-loop feedback circuits [ 17, 18].
A previous study (Nord et al., 2011) was successful in explaining and correcting the variation by using two factors, GC-content and bait-distance biases.
