This comparison suggests that post-endosymbiosis enzyme recruitment and re-compartmentation are the most likely explanations for our findings.
The rural vote, the strength of the traditional party machines and fear of voting for the unknown are the most likely explanations of the results.
The cause of the crash was not immediately known, but authorities speculated that pilot error or technical failure were the most likely explanations.
Dr. Brooijmans said that the most likely explanations were some new particle not predicted by the Standard Model or some new kind of interaction between particles.
Experts say the most likely explanations are the recession and a decline in immigration to the United States, for which the weak job market has been blamed.
The study's authors and other aid organizations said the focus of aid dollars on the east and neglect of the region by government were the most likely explanations for the changes.
"One of the most likely explanations for the significant differences between the two cities is the degree to which employment in manufacturing declined, as manufacturing tends to have a higher proportion of intermediate level jobs," the report explains.
The most likely explanations for this transformation are two broad structural changes — globalization and deregulation — which together conspired to rob many major American corporations of the outsize profits they had earned during the "golden" decades after World War II.
"The most likely explanations of these trends are increases in women's attachment to paid work, and increases in government rewards to paid work relative to not working, both of which are associated with the various changes in the late 1990s to the system of in-work support," said Ermisch.
The curious question is why the inflammation would become chronic in atherosclerosis, when in the case of most infections it is transient.The most likely explanations are that the immune system is unable to clear the infection completely or that the site is peculiarly susceptible to reinfection, causing more damage each time.
The authors say they were able to rule out the other most likely explanations for the man's condition, namely, tuberculosis or a bone infection.
