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Its presence, being double most rates reported in FBC [ 52, 53], may be due to frequent subareolar tumour location which is less frequently seen in women, and comparable to frequent perineural involvement seen in other epithelial tumours such as pancreatic [ 54] and prostatic [ 55] adenocarcinoma where the organs have closer proximity to nerve bundles.

When binge eating occurs without the presence of energy deprivation, it is thought to be due to frequent exposure to palatable food.

This could be due to frequent use (n = 192 for Aequalis as compared to 42 for Bio-Modular) and consequent improved surgical experience with the prostheses, or it could be due to superior implant quality.

This might be due to frequent use of amoxicillin or amoxicillin and enzyme inhibitor in the treatment of acute otitis media, which shows the highest incidence in the first two years of life [ 28].

The difference in erythromycin resistance in these countries may be due to frequent use of erythromycin for treatment of porcine bacterial respiratory diseases in Japan but not in the swine industry in China.

However, other 16S analyses of adult GIT samples have also detected the existence of very shallow fans of diversity for different genera (Eckburg et al. 2005; Ley, Peterson, and Gordon 2006), suggesting that bacterial populations in the gut may commonly exist far from genetic equilibrium and may be due to frequent oscillations in population size or to selection for rare variants.

This was due to frequent irrigation with sufficient water and the soil was not subjected to sever stress.

This was due to frequent derailments caused by a worn-out track and the advent of the automobile.

The lengthy delay in completion was due to frequent changes in design details, and experiments with her armament and with her sailing rig.

We postulate that the high prevalence of trichomonas infection in young girls in Ndola who reported to be virgins, is due to frequent non-sexual transmission of trichomoniasis.

To a large degree, this was due to frequent changes in personnel in the DHMT.