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1 reactivity of tertiary equatorial C-H bonds was explained in terms of 1,3-diaxial strain release in

2 istic effect of As(III) on H2 production can be explained in terms of (1) the scavenging of reactive

3 PPII content as derived from experiments may be explained in terms of: 1), a local correlation betwee

4 These results are explained in terms of a "bumper-car" model, in which

5 The results are explained in terms of a breakdown in the Kohn anomal

6 The results are explained in terms of a mechanism based on the relat

7 These results are explained in terms of a pH-dependent electron transf

8 cidic, neutral, and BChE-catalyzed reactions are explained in terms of a stepwise mechanism with tetr

9 sociation between criminality and injury can be explained in terms of a common underlying factor--inc

10 to an increase in ethanol concentration can be explained in terms of a decrease in current density c

11 ution varied over a narrow range that cannot be explained in terms of a general resource pool but can

12 The packing can be explained in terms of a hexagonal cell with a lattice

13 This can be explained in terms of a lower damping of Fano resonan

14 These results can be explained in terms of a mathematical model for phonat

15 The small electrostatic coupling can be explained in terms of a minimal perturbation of the i

16 of NEM-S1 to increase low-velocity V(o) can be explained in terms of a model in which strong binding

17 served differences in binding affinities may be explained in terms of a modulation of van der Waals a

18 nsitivity to the neurotoxins with 4-AP could be explained in terms of a nonlinear relationship betwee

19 The pH dependence of K(hyd) can be explained in terms of a pH-independent term, K(hyd) d

20 Such a pattern of data can be explained in terms of a recent representational-hiera

21 lt mortality with age, a phenomenon that has been explained in terms of a decline in the force of nat

22 erance in autistic behavioral impairment has been explained in terms of a hypothetical protective eff

23 This anomalous distribution is explained in terms of a charge model for the eigenval

24 This coupling pattern is explained in terms of a novel orientation relative to

25 This result is explained in terms of a potential-dependent protonati

26 fficiency of the coupling at THz frequencies is explained in terms of a two-tier (short- and long-ran

27 s presented a nonlinear Bronsted plot, which was explained in terms of a change from a stepwise mecha

28 This behavior was explained in terms of a strong interaction between L

29 This phenotype can be explained in terms of altered oligomerization of both

30 The body of available data can be explained in terms of alternating site catalysis with

31 These results cannot be explained in terms of an attention effect and support

32 equence of early life exposures, or can best be explained in terms of an interaction between influenc

33 more compressible than the native form; this is explained in terms of an interplay between the intrin

34 of the headgroup, and the ionic environment are explained in terms of atomistically detailed pair di

35 e axial histidine imidazole nodal plane have been explained in terms of bonding interactions between

36 Our observations are explained in terms of bulk excursions that introduce

37 but the sensitivity to serine inhibition can be explained in terms of certain amino acid residues in

38 The deposition on the negative domain is explained in terms of changed band bending due to the

39 served in phenylene-ethynylene oligomers has been explained in terms of changes in ring conformations

40 This number is explained in terms of channel architecture and conduc

41 was for the high angle grain boundaries and is explained in terms of clustering driven by the onset

42 r experiment shows how cultural dynamics can be explained in terms of competing evolutionary forces.

43 accompanying climate warming, but it has not been explained in terms of competition.

44 formation of two benzofuran regioisomers has been explained in terms of competitive nucleophilic atta

45 mobility with electric field and temperature is explained in terms of conformational variability and

46 light background observed for ChR2 proteins are explained in terms of contributions from the two par

47 These results can be explained in terms of corepair, and they suggest that

48 This result can be explained in terms of cross-bridge models in which th

49 r, and most of their observed features could be explained in terms of cyclotron orbits commensurate w

50 This is explained in terms of decoupling the slower solvent m

51 ble in non-vertebrate EST databases) and can be explained in terms of descent through common ancestry

52 These patterns have been explained in terms of developmental costs (larger b

53 ion are correlated, and this correlation can be explained in terms of different values of the equilib

54 The effects were explained in terms of different degrees of adsorpti

55 This result cannot be explained in terms of distance or redox potential cha

56 ce; (c) this dimensional structure could not be explained in terms of dominance status, sex, age, or

57 sis for Xpot opening after cargo release has been explained in terms of dynamic structural hinges, ab

58 The transition is explained in terms of electronic reconstruction origi

59 oxidation of the successive 1e transfers can be explained in terms of electrostatic interactions amon

60 This is explained in terms of electrostatic interactions betw

61 hat is permeable to cations, and this cannot be explained in terms of electrostatics.

62 This has long been explained in terms of enzyme stability and catalyti

63 This sex difference has been explained in terms of evolved psychological mechani

64 y for the special character grain boundaries is explained in terms of excess volume and the energetic

65 rning is invalid: learning in Aplysia cannot be explained in terms of exclusively presynaptic mechani

66 een Mg2 Si and the isostructural phase Na2 S is explained in terms of factors such as the differing i

67 bserved for the intermediate structure could be explained in terms of fluctuations of the framework p

68 Our time-dependent 2D IR spectra are explained in terms of folding of either native or no

69 Many fine-scale features of ribosomes have been explained in terms of function, revealing a molecul

70 37 degrees C for 24 h, the obtained results were explained in terms of gel rigidity, as increased ri

71 tially, the anti-inflammatory actions of GCs were explained in terms of genes that were up-regulated

72 computer simulations suggesting that VF may be explained in terms of highly periodic three-dimension

73 pid electron density in the protein presence is explained in terms of "holes" in the monolayer film c

74 The large BDE can be explained in terms of hybridization.

75 The disagreement is explained in terms of individual metabolic properties

76 The selective effect of the drug is not to be explained in terms of its motor effects and is consis

77 e this position argue instead that OA should be explained in terms of local and historically continge

78 ease in oxygen diffusivity for (Thx,Pu1-x)O2 is explained in terms of lower oxygen defect formation e

79 The results are explained in terms of mechanisms reported in the lit

80 active errors of hyperopic subjects also can be explained in terms of "meridional emmetropization." T

81 Imprecise reinnervation is explained in terms of multisite innervation of muscle

82 orphological variation among populations can be explained in terms of neutral genetic differences.

83 The formation of 4,5, 7, and 8 can be explained in terms of photoinduced electrocyclic ring

84 pattern separation; (4) grid realignment can be explained in terms of place cell remapping as opposed

85 The higher kH value measured for proline was explained in terms of polar effects, with HAT that p

86 ntenance of sustained antibody responses can be explained in terms of populations of short-lived and

87 compared to other genetic systems could not be explained in terms of possible constraints imposed by

88 Results could not be explained in terms of proximity to former relatives.

89 ation times in water at low temperatures can be explained in terms of quantum effects.

90 These results cannot be explained in terms of random aggregation.

91 By DCM modeling, these late effects were explained in terms of recurrent processing within t

92 ructures, is that all the effects of novelty are explained in terms of reward.

93 k(d) = 1.1 x 10(4) kg/L, >95% removal) which was explained in terms of specific pi donor-pi acceptor

94 The formation of aggregates was explained in terms of stacking by the relatively pol

95 how the response preference for black could be explained in terms of stronger surface-related activa

96 en protonation and the results obtained have been explained in terms of substrate basicity, of the di

97 These results are explained in terms of the binding of the outer N of

98 Results are explained in terms of the calculated spatial distrib

99 The products are explained in terms of the formation of N-phenyl-C-ph

100 taining two cyclooctatetraene (COT) moieties are explained in terms of the geometry changes COT under

101 on incongruent, congruent and neutral trials are explained in terms of the influence of the primes on

102 The relative efficiencies of decarboxylation are explained in terms of the Kolbe-type mechanism in wh

103 The membrane structural effects are explained in terms of the larger size of the sterol

104 These trends are explained in terms of the MEDF model.

105 These results are explained in terms of the unity effect; that is, the

106 ties of the cubic and orthorhombic forms can be explained in terms of the "cross-bracing" between pol

107 Yet biological systems ultimately need to be explained in terms of the activity, regulation and mo

108 ay be unnecessary and that translocation can be explained in terms of the affinity of the active site

109 This dual effect of 3F(14) can be explained in terms of the cross-sectional shape of th

110 onductance observed for each anchoring could be explained in terms of the different energy alignments

111 neous null mutations, such as deletions, can be explained in terms of the effects of changes in enzym

112 NPP1 selectivity versus NPP3 could be explained in terms of the electrostatic potential of

113 We argue that this result can only be explained in terms of the interconversion of triplet

114 has demonstrated that the sunspot cycle can be explained in terms of the intra- and extra-hemispheri

115 d-specimen, and that the doping contrast can be explained in terms of the ionisation energy integral

116 formational properties of Ash1 and pAsh1 can be explained in terms of the linear sequence patterning

117 The excellent catalytic properties can be explained in terms of the new catalyst's appealing st

118 a nonadditivity of up to 5 kcal/mol and can be explained in terms of the optimization of binding ori

119 ss the surface of the RC, behaviour that may be explained in terms of the phase transition theory of

120 s the same as that for methane, which cannot be explained in terms of the s-character in the C-H bond

121 characterisation of the parameter space can be explained in terms of the trade-off between pathogen'

122 th, and the locations of the arcs have often been explained in terms of the release of hydrous fluids

123 ructures, and these two properties have both been explained in terms of the same specific noncovalent

124 ween muscle length and developed tension has been explained in terms of the structure of the sarcomer

125 The discrepancy is explained in terms of the additional presence of spec

126 The preference for the latter is explained in terms of the Curtin-Hammett principle.

127 Half-integer quantisation is explained in terms of the filament structure and form

128 umber of adsorbed molecules increases, which is explained in terms of the formation of hydrogen bonds

129 -circuit voltage in certain DSC electrolytes is explained in terms of the higher rates of electron-tr

130 Evidence of functional heterogeneity in LtHb is explained in terms of the large difference in the red

131 ffect of 1 degrees isotope on 2 degrees KIEs is explained in terms of the less sterically hindered TR

132 hout changing its lattice parameter c, which is explained in terms of the occurrence of chromium/sodi

133 This observation is explained in terms of the presence or absence of acti

134 The observed Li(+) effect is explained in terms of the recombination of injected e

135 bodies form H(2)O(2) from (1)O(2) plus H(2)O was explained in terms of the formation of the H(2)O(3)

136 This finding was explained in terms of the higher electrophilicity of

137 This behavior was explained in terms of the increase in the extent of

138 This divergent behavior was explained in terms of the metal-S bond dipoles and t

139 This behavior was explained in terms of the stronger Lewis acid-base i

140 Viscoelastic properties were explained in terms of the degree of starch gelatini

141 he hydrogen abstraction rate constant (k(H)) were explained in terms of the different number of abstr

142 The observed EIE and KIE(OD)(H) were explained in terms of the fractionation factors for

143 The results were explained in terms of the instability of an interfa

144 These effects were explained in terms of the stabilization of the beta

145 defects such as vacancies and interstitials are explained in terms of their geometric potential.

146 Gene expansion can now be explained in terms of thermodynamics and kinetics.

147 end in proton affinities of the two surfaces is explained in terms of thermodynamics and kinetics.

148 Many features of the universe can be explained in terms of this model, although theoretica

149 The observed growth modes cannot be explained in terms of those proposed for surfactant-b

150 enta[cd]indene 16, and benzofulvenallene 17, are explained in terms of two reaction paths, (a) a rear

151 This effect can be explained in terms of two alternative inhibitory mech

152 en FliG (26 subunits) and FliM (34 subunits) is explained in terms of two distinct positions for FliM

153 The data were explained in terms of two weak dimerisation sites r

154 This dependency is explained in terms of variations in the refractive in

155 This result is explained in terms of weak electronic coupling across