In sum, longevity studies have increased in sophistication to the point where explanations can now be sought at the level of imprinted genes, which are the master regulators of development, and their epigenetic regulation.
Which is very easy, just get straight to the point, with no long explanations and answer the questions asked (if any) directly.
Eventually, one might speculate that Simpson's explanation is to the point in principle, but only for the years 1995/1996.
His performance against Palace on Saturday served as at least a partial explanation and, more to the point, as an indicator of more good things to come from Leicester.
Keep the explanation simple and to the point.
These explanations are unreasonable to the point of dishonesty.TOM BYERSNew Castle, PennsylvaniaSIR Lexington (November 18th) informs us that America's presidential electors "take their name from the princes of the Holy Roman Empire".
The real-life explanation, though, is more to the point.
Readers will have to return to "Doubling the Point" to find a kind of explanation for why Coetzee the novelist finds literary criticism so fruitful: "I work on a writer like Kafka because he opens for me, or opens me to, moments of analytic intensity.
In contrast, ICF estimates that the market for financial trading that Enron pioneered has collapsed to a third of its pre-bankruptcy level.Deregulation worksThe physical market's resilience points to the biggest explanation for the lack of a crisis: energy deregulation.
Considered together these findings point to the possible explanation that the doctor and the Internet may sometimes be seen by patients as 'complementary', rather than alternative, information channels.
