As the influential and recently deceased Swiss psychotherapist and author Alice Miller wrote (emphasis added): "The total neglect or trivialization of the childhood factor operative in the context of violence... sometimes leads to explanations that are not only unconvincing and abortive but actively deflect attention away from the genuine roots of violence".
But applied to the wrong cause, devotion to duty can lead to disaster.Such explanations may throw some light on the origins of the Holocaust, but they leave huge lacunae.
Actually, specific experimental conditions and different approaches in sample preparation may lead to conflicting explanations.
Previous work showed how these solutions lead to simple explanations of a number of phenomena observed in human visual perception, including some visual illusions and multi-stability; and in memory, such as iconic storage, slow decay, and spontaneous re-instantiation.
However, the observation that there are populations of CD20+ T cells may lead to alternative explanations for the mechanism of action and incomplete response [ 9].
This may trigger a child protection investigation, which may indicate the need for starting child protection procedures and/or offering supportive services to the family or may lead to alternative explanations for the reported concerns being identified.
Since untargeted diagnostic investigations often do not lead to satisfying explanations for the incident [ 12, 21], a stepwise diagnostic approach would be more appropriate, as suggested earlier [ 11, 17], including thorough history taking.
Identifying biological features that are associated with the overlap percentage may lead to biological explanations of the surprisingly low percentage of the binding targets of a TF affected when this TF is knocked out.
This violation of charge symmetry could lead to an explanation for why there is more matter than antimatter in the universe.
