This is because he roundly rejects the first premise of the second argument, according to which it is not necessary to posit substantial forms to explain other data known to us through experience.
The formal first-stage regressions, presented in Appendix 3: Table 19, support this conclusion, showing that predicted immigration has substantial power to explain the overall and race-specific immigrant shares of Northern labor markets in both the black and white regression samples.
Although the CD8/Treg ratios generated in the context of GVAX are slightly lower than those with FVAX (Figure S3A), these differences do not appear substantial enough to explain the lack therapeutic synergy.
First, although mammographic screening is more sensitive to receptor-positive than receptor-negative tumors, differences in detection rates are not likely to be substantial enough to explain differential incidence declines by receptor status [ 50].
While loomingness may tap into perceptions of unpredictability and uncontrollability, it appears that the four cognitive vulnerability variables make a much more substantial contribution to explaining fear of animals than does the concept of perceived loomingness.
It is therefore acknowledged that the (socio) demographic predictors included in the current investigation do not achieve substantial contributions to explaining response differences, hence further variables need to be investigated which might carry stronger predictive qualities for the outcome variables examined.
Findings suggest that the field has large untapped potential to explain substantial individual differences.
Topography, soil type, and population variables were the most important predictors to explain substantial spatial variation in abandonment rates.
There is a substantial literature that attempts to explain the choice of a STEM major and the lack of persistence in earning a degree with a STEM major.
Low smoking rate of our study population may be appropriate to explain substantial number of non-smokers still developing rheumatoid arthritis and supports the role of P. gingivalis and anti-ENO1 in RA, not necessarily linked to smoking.
