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Although the ADG was significantly different between groups, Pineiro et al. attributed the differences in APP levels to stress caused by disorderly feeding [ 14].

In their report [2], Obst and coworkers reported similar observations based on analytical pyrolysis results (i.e. without thermochemolysis), but in that case they attributed the differences in the observed distributions of products to differences in the age of the samples.

These authors attributed the differences in opinions between these two groups to poor levels of communication, suggesting that, congruent with our findings, this in itself may pose a barrier to PNC.

This study was also limited by the retrospective nature of the analysis, and the authors attributed the differences in the results to variations among the patient populations, again highlighting the need for prospective studies.

The investigators attributed the differences in mortality rates between the 16 cohorts to the nutritional habits of the participants and, in particular, to the intake of saturated fatty acids and flavonoids.

Cheng et al. (2009b) identified the five hottest and five coolest summers during 1953 2000 and attributed the differences in daily mean deaths between the hottest and coolest summers to acclimatization.

The authors attributed the difference in clinical efficacy to the different mechanisms of action of the study drugs, with terbinafine being primarily fungicidal while azoles are fungistatic.

However, later studies have come to different conclusions, attributing the differences in prognosis to other factors [ 17].

We attribute the differences in the biocompatibility and osmotic activity of different sized HPGs to the differences in the polymer bound water measured by differential scanning calorimetry.

Aside from Illinois, most Midwestern states fell in the bottom half of per capita giving, leading some political experts to attribute the differences in donations, including North Dakota's, to more modest standards of living in the country's middle.

It is possible to attribute the differences in labor market outcomes to the differences in urbanization rates.