Warranting Explanation In ("MicroPanic"), we questioned why SciQuest had changed the way it accounts for warrants sold to companies like DuPont and Dow Chemical.
Also, certain decisions were made regarding the methods that warrant explanation.
Although the background abnormality rate of adults in Z. maha is approximately 12.2% on average, we considered that the abnormality rate of adults more than 15% for field-collected samples and 20% for laboratory-reared samples warranted an explanation (see Point 6).
Although the time spent in receive mode for the simulated experiment is very similar to the real-life situation, there are some differences that warrant explanation.
When the ectopic openings of CBD to the other sites of the digestive tract were evaluated, there was no significant difference according to sex, whereas male predominance in patients with ectopic opening to the duodenal bulb is indicative, and warrants explanation.
These goings-on were complex enough to warrant more explanation than the short recap at the start of the episode could offer, so Celia's feckless son-in-law John is given the expository lines.
Given that the name is "iBottleOpener", this thing probably warrants no explanation… but here goes: Because nothing mixes with alcohol like expensive gadgetry, the iBottleOpener converts your boring, not-covered-in-beer iPhone into a bottle opener.
"WonderSolutions is a term cofned by Brian McLaren.
As I grew older, creating my own list of incomprehensible behaviors for my son to figure out my dad's foibles were not as important nor did they warrant any explanation.
However, effect size interpretations are often disease-specific and context-specific, further warranting an explanation for the reader.
Sex differences and X-inactivation are also mentioned with the histopathological endophenotype discussion, and warrant more explanation for those unfamiliar with the process and impact that X-inactivation skewing can have on this disorder.
