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Thus, it is observed that the size-earnings relation can be explained partly by the other three dimensions of work units in the 1996 data.

This means that a significant part of the size-earnings relation can be explained by other organization characteristics that have been identified by previous danwei literature, i.e., ownership, type, and rank.

The last relation can be explained if one defines a non-dimensionalized Peclet number as, ( pe=frac{a_v}{D_{alpha }} ), where D α is the defect diffusivity and a is the lattice parameter.

This relation can be explained as follows: In the polishing region of Zone III, the surface is very smooth so that the current density is constant, resulting in a linear relation between the total current and the immersion depth.

Even though there are multiple mechanisms by which this relation can be explained, there is currently little information on the relation between both morbid obesity (BMI > 35 kg/m2) and super obesity (BMI > 50 kg/m2) and the risk for developing renal lithiasis and its possible consequences.

The linear relation can be explained by the correlation between the induction power and the MNC heat dissipation power.

These relations can be explained by the interaction of volcanic gas emission with the hydrothermal system beneath the crater, assuming that the water level in the crater is an indicator of the amount of water in the hydrothermal system.

All these relations can be explained by the complete model of BA metabolism.

The variation in the contribution and availability of food items to pastoral household food baskets in relation to seasons can be explained by the fact that the availability of food in pastoral areas is highly affected by seasonal fluctuations.

In the light of the proposed concept of 'untapped hydrophobicity', all the constraints and relations described above can be explained from a coherent standpoint.

The apparent paradox in relation to the difference in costs in relation to conversion rate can be explained by observing the costs of each operation type undertaken.