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If the humanities and history provide only feeling (ones explained by neuroscience), that will not be enough to defend their claims to knowledge.

There is a clear coast-interior pattern with the interior regions presenting higher SAR and SMR than the ones explained by socio-demographic, economical and health resources factors.

Not local rivals so much, but rivals of the non-local type where the dislike among fans was mutual; the one explained by something other than geography.

Therefore, of the four instances of two "bacterial-like" iPGMs in one bacterial genome, one is explained by a pseudogene, one represents probable gene duplication while two appear to be the result of LGT.

These discrepancies might be on the one hand explained by different definitions of patients with active and inactive SLE.

In particular, an advantage in using bifactor model is the ability to decompose the variance of each item into one portion explained by the general factor and one portion explained by the group factor.

Moreover, the bifactor model can decompose the variance of each item into one portion explained by the general distress factor, and one portion explained by depression or anxiety group factors, thereby providing an insight on the appropriateness of factor scores to assess general distress, anxiety and depression in community samples.

The HMRC's extraordinary statement in 2012, that the public interest would not be served by prosecuting anyone involved in this matter, may for one be explained by the desire to keep HSBC in Britain.

The essence of the variance decomposition is to measure the proportion of error variance in one variable explained by innovations from itself and other variable.

The observed increase of the PL decay rate distribution width for the Au-coated nc-Si-SiO x sample in comparison with the uncoated one was explained by fluctuations in the surface-plasmon excitation rate.

One theory, explained by Pulitzer Prize winner Jared Diamond, suggests that a lush forest once covered the island, and while islanders depended on the trees for sustenance, they also used these trees to transport statues.