This explains, for instance, why the pain in my thumb is not felt in my mouth though my thumb is in my mouth.
This explains for instance why leaving out member 48 plus 49 produced a better classifier than leaving out only member 49.
This explains, for instance, the decidedly mixed effects of antioxidants that have been observed, since in some circumstances (especially the presence of poorly liganded iron) molecules that are nominally antioxidants can actually act as pro-oxidants.
This focus explains, for instance, contemporary fascination with such questions of casuistry as, e.g., the conditions under which an action like abortion is morally permitted or immoral.
Much of Greece's feminism goes on within trade unions and political parties, she explains; for instance, Syriza, the leftwing coalition vying for first place with the rightwing New Democracy in Sunday's crucial election, has an active women's movement.
That explains, for instance, Apple's decision to create its own maps — and remove Google Maps as iOS' default.
It explains, for instance, why subjects have obligations to their own particular state, rather than, say, to any state that is just or legitimate.
As fairvote.org explains, "For instance, each individual vote in Wyoming counts nearly four times as much in the Electoral College as each individual vote in Texas.
This may explain, for instance, why MySpace has promoted Messrs Jones and Hirschhorn rather than choosing between them.
This may explain, for instance, why Maurer et al. (2008) found a bilateral N170 effect when viewing Kanji in non-Japanese readers, but a left-lateralized effect in Japanese natives.
This process could explain, for instance, why an old person's skin can refresh itself with new cells every month and yet continue to look old.
