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There is widespread understanding that small business owner-managers spend most of their work time in solving problems, which may explain identifying with this role.
It is probable that many of them no longer had ankle problems, which may explain the observation of ceiling effects.
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It is of note that the MSQOL-54 is limited in its coverage of visual function and bladder and bowel problems [ 15], which may explain that the correlations between Actionable and MSQoL-54 scores were somewhat lower than e.g. the correlation between the Actionable and EDSS.
These fine first days of September are a transition time, which may explain the current problem with the puzzles.
One of them, Ann Dart, recalled how reluctant Turner was to draw it, an anecdote which may explain his lifelong problem with his portrait.
Peony, whom we informally call our "grooming machine," because she spends so much time grooming, solves all problems by being sweet and calm and reassuring, which may explain why I hadn't notice her status.
Here, speech rate was comparable across emotional categories (except for fear, c.f. Table 3) which may explain why an emotion-specific problem in BG patients can not be confirmed in the present data set.
Our participants were required to attend for interview and so needed to be reasonably mobile, which may explain why fewer people reported some extreme problems.
The WQ Physical, for example, includes items about sleep problems, which are also emphasized in the CIDI and CESD, and which may explain why it was so sensitive to depressive symptoms.
Baldwin's approach to the mind body problem presages the ideas of developmental theorists like Piaget and Karmiloff-Smith, and of philosophers like Dennett and Foucault, which may explain Kessen's careful attention to his ideas.
Which may explain why Christopher Mims's chart peaked in 2007.
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