"This is because speciality and practice choice may be due not only to preferences of female physicians but also unequal opportunities," they contend.
(b) The enhanced coronal heating might be due, not only to the magnetic shear, but also to the emerging magnetic flux.
In particular, inhibition by limestone seemed to be due not only to pH increase, but also to a reduced availability of ferrous iron substrate, while inhibition by pomace may be related to the antioxidant properties of polyphenols.
Thus, the nonselective behavior of H-ZSM-57 for isobutene formation may be due not only to the presence of very strong acid sites in this zeolite as evidenced by ammonia TPD experiments, but also to its channel intersections that are large enough to allow undesired side reactions such as 1-butene dimerization followed by cracking to light olefins.
The reduction in polymerization shrinkage is thought to be due not only to the higher MW of the monomer, but also to the formation of a heterogeneous network during polymerization through a polymerization-induced phase-separation mechanism [6].
In the present study, long peripheral catheters were associated with a remarkably long duration (more than 1 week), which could be due not only to the length of the catheter but also to the material.
Differences in child stunting among regions could be due not only to natural conditions (such as climate and soil) but also to differences in values, beliefs and cultures between the regions.
This may be due not only to positions of energy levels but also to good spatial overlap and high electron density on amino groups of both zinc complex and triarylamine derivatives.
Moreover, this low growth could be due not only to the quality of the fish meal used but also to the high ratio between lysine and arginine in control diet (D1).
Therefore, the lower SSs activity in T65 compared with IR36 might be due not only to a reduction in the level of SSGs but also to a decline in SSIIa activity.
The lower productivity of split-shifters as measured by WM2 could be due not only to unobserved characteristics of the workers, but also to how firms are organized (Diaz and Sanchez 2008; Holl 2013) or to the nature of work breaks (Trougakos and Hideg 2009).
