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This philosophical vacuum in part explains how it is that Labor governments in Canberra have failed to enjoy sustained popularity.

After having described the development of new models for the energy equipment used in industrial utility systems in the first part of this paper, this second part explains how such a modelling framework has been developed into an integrated methodology for the design and optimization of utility plants that exploits the flexibility of these systems.

The AKAP-PKA-R interaction functions to sequester PKA in the vicinity of its phosphorylation substrates [ 2, 8, 9] and this selective concentration of PKA activity in part, explains how multiple diverse extracellular stimuli can result in highly specific and discrete PKA-mediated phosphorylation events [ 10, 11].

This occasional lightheartedness carries the reader through the book's thesis and antithesis sections, delivering him, albeit a bit dispirited, to the synthesis part explaining how we might endure life on Eaarth.

Thus, altered cholesterol handling by macrophages may in part explain how CLA mediates its atheroprotective effect.

These alternative nonvectored modes of transmission could in part explain how such viruses might circulate between vertebrates in environments previously considered suboptimal for efficient circulation of arboviruses.

The ability of genistein to induce endoplasmic reticulum stress response signalling could, in part, explain how low doses of genistein induce BRCA gene expression.

Since JIP1 is involved in regulating cargo binding to kinesin motors, these findings may, at least in part, explain how hyperphosphorylated tau mediates impaired axonal transport in AD and FTD, before tau starts to aggregate (Ittner et al., 2009).

7 Therefore, this suggested pathway may at least in part explain how MeCP2 regulates HMTases that are both activators and repressors of transcription (for a schematic of the epigenetic pathway, see Fig. 7).

This mechanism could in part explain how the hormonal milieu during pregnancy unmasks the cholestatic phenotype of ICP in susceptible women with genetic variation in bile acid homeostasis genes such as ABCB11, ABCB4, and FXR.

As HPV type 5 is frequently associated with the development of squamous cell carcinomas at sun-exposed site in EV patients, it is tempting to speculate that this property could at least in part explain how infections with this EV type may promote the carcinogenic process initiated by UV irradiation.