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It is possible to reasonably explain these behaviors by considering photo-injection from SrTiO3 and the photo-conductivity of La2/3Sr1/3MnO3.

For remanent magnetization, both the concentration of magnetic minerals and the external field (i.e., the present Jovian magnetic field at Ganymede's orbit, ~100 nT) are too low to reasonably explain the observed field.

This can also be used to reasonably explain our studied system.

This outcome might depend only in part on the number of modules that each method is producing; thus, their structural features (redundancy versus sparsity) seem to reasonably explain the different performances.

In general, these hypotheses performed worse than our a posteriori models because the ΦCT values were not significantly different from random distributions, and due to the highly negative values of among-group variance, they failed to reasonably explain the genetic diversity (Table  2).

It was proposed to more reasonably explain the observations in the three modelling experiments by using the topochemical reaction instead of the through-solution mechanism for the CSH gel formation.

Moreover, the LC theory can easily explain the causes of such phenomena as otoacoustic emissions, two-tone suppression and loudness recruitment that have been difficult to be reasonably explained up to now.

Second, because the variability in frequency of positive results between states is too high to be reasonably explained by the quality factor alone.

Again, this seems to be reasonably explained by the introduction of new case definitions during this period.

We have tried to estimate the free energies of unfolding of the two proteins by fitting the data to the simplest models that could reasonably explain the experimental measurements, as summarized in Table 2.

This model can reasonably explain the observed phenomena and contribute to designing appropriate solid-solution treatment process and welding procedure to avoid brittle phases and cracks in the Ni-Mo-Cr superalloy.