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The initial decline in accuracy can be explained by inclusion of poor-quality samples, whereas the second decline can be attributed to deterioration of class prediction performance by PAM (Supplementary Figure 5a).

Most of the childhood deaths under 5 years in developing countries can be attributed to deterioration along the sepsis pathway (infection to sepsis, to severe sepsis, and to septic shock with progressive organ dysfunction).

Patients with COPD often complain of exercise intolerance and fatigue, which can be attributed to deterioration in lung function and systemic effects such as muscle atrophy and a slow-to-fast transition in fibre type composition (Wüst and Degens 2007).

This is attributed to deterioration in conditions in urban areas rather than an improvement in rural areas.

This was corroborated by the fact that mortality in our pre-vaccination cohort was attributed to deterioration of the underlying disease by nosocomial RV infection.

The decrease in yield could also be attributed to catalyst deterioration due to poisoning by glycerol and soap present in reaction mixture.

Furthermore, the efficiency of active protection decreased with time, which may be attributed to the deterioration of the CFRP anode and CFRP/concrete interface.

The degradation can be attributed to the deterioration of epoxy properties (Shrestha et al. 2014) as the failure patterns of pull-out specimens changed from thick concrete to thinner concrete layer attached to GFRP when compared to the control series.

In addition, the nanorod-shaped Li V O compounds in the galvanostatically cycled samples could not be observed using high-resolution scanning electron microscopy (HRSEM) because of their structural instability, which can be attributed to the deterioration of their electrochemical properties during cycling.

Severe sepsis was displayed by dramatically increased blood cytokines, leukopenia and hepatic, renal and intestinal injury, which, most notably, could not be attributed to hemodynamic deterioration.

In contrast, there was an increase in the number of prescriptions and the total cost, which could be attributed to the progressive deterioration of polymedicated users' health and the consequent need for more complex treatments such as the prescribing of therapeutic innovations, which are more expensive.