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This appears to be attributable to relatively small number of transplanted cells, and distinct morphology of RPE cells; it might be relatively easy to minimize contamination of undifferentiated cells.
This may be attributable to relatively short data collection period (3 weeks) and primarily non face-to-face invitation to participate (initial email contact).
Furthermore, the result that only age was an independent risk factor for all-cause mortality in our study might be attributable to relatively older subjects with a mean age of 64.6 years at the initiation of hemodialysis.
The blot reveals a paucity of high molecular weight aggrecan at day 0 (and later culture times), although this may be attributable to relatively poor extraction of sGAG-bearing proteoglycans from the explants.
It is common for tumor-derived gene expression signatures to have prognostic value only among ER-positive tumors, which may be attributable to relatively uniform, poor survival among ER-negative patients.
39 40 Some of the burden from low parental education level may be attributable to relatively lower health literacy, particularly sleep health literacy, which is pertinent to our observations in the focus group study 13 and also in this epidemiological study.
This discrepancy is attributable to relatively low soil water potential in the control treatment owing to the very dry summer: ΨS did not rise over −80 kPa in July.
This latter finding may be attributable to the relatively low numbers of vehicles involved in fatal crashes compared to all crashes reflected in the NHTSA study denominator.
Therefore, the small possible difference between the impacts of air pollution on extreme cold- and heat-related mortality risks might be attributable to the relatively good air quality in the summer but a higher level of pollution in the winter of Beijing (Table 4 and Fig. 6).
This may be attributable to the relatively small sample size at 1 year of age.
This lack of a significant finding may be attributable to the relatively short follow-up.
