Theoretically not requiring a God, the system, however, posits a number of deities as entailed by various ritualistic procedures, with no ontological status assigned to the gods.
Dominant business thinking posits a number of drivers behind the innovation imperative of resource-challenged developing countries, including affordability; use of 'service ecosystems'; robust product development; creative application setting; and leapfrog technologies [ 7].
Discoveries in the 21st century led scholars to posit a number of additional reasons for the destruction of Mayan civilization.
The story was authored by Jeff Wise, a high-profile but controversial commentator on the search for MH370 who has posited a number of theories, including that it was hijacked and flown to Kazakhstan on Vladimir Putin's instruction.
From the time of its identification, researchers have posited a number of causes from a theory (popular in the 1960s and since discredited) that SIDS was caused by parental neglect to suggestions that SIDS was triggered by childhood vaccinations, blood disorders, and apnea (a disorder in which breathing is arrested during sleep but none has been borne out by further research.
Following Williamson [ 3], Bartlett and Le Grand [ 7] posit a number of conditions that need to be satisfied for a quasi-market to function well in terms of efficiency, responsiveness, choice and equity (Table 1).
Esmail and Roberts posited a number of possible reasons for the lower performance of international medical graduates in the CSA, including differences in preparedness for an assessment, "which is not a culturally neutral examination and nor it is intended to be" (p 15).
The hypothesis posits that a number of innovations to the vascular system provided the release from constraints which allowed the implementation of an AIS.
Another possibility is that MSP119 might be involved in nucleating hemozoin crystallization, a role posited for a number of parasite molecules including HRPII, which is either transported directly to the food vacuole or first trafficked to the red cell cytoplasm and then taken back into the food vacuole during feeding [65], [66].
Some scientists, however, have posited, due to a number of morphological differences between dogs and wolves, that dogs may actually be descended from an extinct wild ancestor that likely resembled contemporary pariah dogs and dingoes.
Ultimately what I posit here depends on a number of changes coming all at once.
