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The increased DO (4.963 mg l−1) level during December 2014 can be attributed to comparatively less SST and salinity recorded during this season and above all the turbulent nature of the sea during this season triggers vertical mixing of water column.

In contrast, the more host opportunistic nest flea, C. rossi, showed a higher level of mtDNA and nDNA spatial genetic structure at the inter-populational scale, most likely attributed to comparatively higher restrictions to dispersal.

This pattern might be attributed to the comparatively longer generation time of figs compared to that of wasps [ 4, 11].

These observations were attributed to a comparatively higher apparent affinity of denitrifiers for nitrite and a comparatively higher apparent affinity of DNRA bacteria for nitrate.

This is mainly attributed to the comparatively high degree of labour market regulation [ 9].

This increased sensitivity is attributed to the comparatively longer persistence of MAP1 antibodies in these species [ 17, 20].

Most of this can be attributed to the comparatively strong positive association between turnover and Development and confirms what was previously found by Shields and Ward [ 27] that training opportunities impacted on turnover more so than workload and pay.

This discrepancy can potentially be attributed to regions with comparatively low population — and by extension railroad — densities.

The high programme coverage in Bushenyi and Kasese districts could also be attributed to the relatively high number of contracted facilities as well as comparatively good road and transport network.

The high mobility is attributed to higher transport number of comparatively free cations as compared to the anion (Cl− ion) of the electrolytes.

The main reason for such an occurrence is attributed to the poor morphology (or comparatively low mobility) of pentacene films around the source/drain electrodes in the bottom contact devices.