This also demonstrates that a well-worked solar cell strongly requires a suitable phase separation that is good to balanced charge transportation.To further validate the reason of performance difference, the light absorption properties of the two solar cells are compared in Figure 6a.
But this process doesn't validate the reasons why they were sent to Flanders, only the lives they lived there.
Advocates for organic farming said the Stanford researchers failed to appreciate the differences they did find between the two types of food — differences that validated the reasons people usually cite for buying organic.
In the current study, we aimed to validate the reasons for chewing scale among a sample of English-speaking male and female betel-quid chewers living in Guam using confirmatory factor analysis.
But then again, reflecting on this taxing day, it also validates the very reason I fight so hard for using what we know, and preventing the preventable ills to which we are all subject.
Firstly, the sediment movement of the tale quale is validated and the reasons causing the severe deposition in the harbour basin are analyzed.
Finding mustard gas or nerve agents in artillery shells and missiles or in bulk containers ready to be transferred into weapons would validate the stated reason for the invasion.
Further than that, Abelard holds, human reason cannot go; but reason validates the analysis (strictly speaking only a "likeness" or analogy) as far as it can go.
The reason for validating both questionnaires simultaneously was that none of them had previously been validated in Spanish.
The reason to validate this new detection method, is its theoretical sensitivity advantage compared to time domain detection (Section 2.4).
Although the latter finding should be further investigated to both validate and explore the reasons behind its association with protection from DENV infection, use of mosquito repellent is a well-documented approach to mosquito avoidance that has been repeatedly associated with protection from DENV infection (1 ).
