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However, the different sign of the latter quantity in combinations with an expected volume expansion within the hydride/deuteride region provides a reasonable explanation of the intensity difference observed.

Isomerization of the molecular ion of thiophenol to thioketone can take place, as the fragmentation pattern used here provides a reasonable explanation of the observed release of -CS and fragment ions from the molecular ion (Figure 6). Figure 6 Fragmentation pattern of thiophenol from aglycon under pyrolysis of SPhMDPOBn in the pristine state.

There is no known documentation that provides a reasonable explanation of those events.

A very different dependence of the five effective moduli on fiber section shapes is theoretically predicted, and it provides a reasonable explanation on the poor correlation between previous theory and experiment in the case of longitudinal shear modulus.

The theory of Palmer et al. (2009) provides a reasonable explanation for some of the observed trends in pressure area behavior.

This behavior provides a reasonable explanation for the lack of binding of the α-glycopeptide, and implies further that the β-glycopeptide would not be a hapten that binds the SYA/J6 antibody.

Hence, CMOM provides a reasonable explanation for the absence of the impact of environmental conditions on the needle isotopic variables, the C-depletion effects and the use of RCP in needles.

The identification of a Crp-binding site in this module provides a reasonable explanation for the function of Crp in multiple branches of anaerobic energy metabolism.

The minimum number of H-bonds required for the ligand binding provides a reasonable explanation to the effectiveness of nilotinib against most imatinib resistant mutants.

The lack of receptor provides a reasonable explanation for the differential induction of COX-2 levels between the lung and the liver in partially irradiated animals.

This provides a reasonable explanation for the absence of signal in humans and many plant species (Eyre-Walker and Keightley 2009; Gossmann et al. 2010; Halligan et al. 2010; Siol et al. 2010; Slotte et al. 2010; Gossmann et al. 2012).