It is, Robertson says, "the only public trial in British history which is subject to this enforced secrecy, and there can only be one reason, namely to stop researchers from appreciating its unfairness".
Most importantly, all these advantages (except that of proto-ls-rRNAs) are believed to be associated with one reason, namely, to save the replication cost for the RNA templates directing the synthesis of functional peptides.
Indeed, if a caped, lean, pale and haughty aristocrat appeared in your humble village one evening, there was only one reason to be frightened of him: namely, because someone so rarefied-looking was probably your blood-sucking landlord.
One reason an EKC might emerge is, namely, the absence of corresponding willingness for reducing environmental damages with initial income growth [ 14].
One reason for the imperfect relationship with VEI is that some major hazards, namely PDCs and lahars, are not always strongly related to VEI.
One reason why Ed Miliband turned in quite such an assured conference performance on Tuesday was because he shrewdly eschewed a buzzword that has littered his other speeches of late, namely pre-distribution.
One reason offered by a Fox executive: "Back to You" never fit as a Fox show and should have been allowed to go to a more appropriate network (namely CBS) in the first place.
Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images 3.38pm BST Jake Lynch says: "One reason is an outbreak of tactical conservatism by two of the teams (and, therefore, in two of the games, or a quarter of the total) - namely Greece and Switzerland," he writes.
Namely, one of the more original live acts of the day.
