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Thus, transiently decreased disease severity in TIMP-1−/− mice may be explained by accelerated parenchymal CD4+ T cell infiltration mediating accelerated local T cell activity and virus control.

This discrepancy could be explained by accelerated MEG differentiation and subsequent clearance of mature MEGs from the BM after platelet shedding.

Augmented faecal fat excretion is also observed after RYGB [ 50, 51], pointing to equal mechanisms of LSG and RYGB with regard to some intestinal malabsorption as a mechanism for weight loss that can be explained by accelerated gastric emptying and small bowel transit time.

This discrepancy might be explained by invoking accelerated evolution of the pufferfish RUNT genes, perhaps as a lineage-specific adaptation.

This situation could again be explained by assuming accelerated evolution of FSTL6, but we consider this to be a remarkable coincidence.

It has been therefore proposed that the blurred relationships between Hox Posterior genes would be explained by an accelerated evolution rate of these genes, a process called 'Deuterostome Posterior Flexibility' [ 29].

While the first observation can simply be explained by the accelerated moulting of European larvae into adults, the latter seems to result from the earlier completion of the life cycle.

The acute toxicity of high levels of glucose in critical illness might be explained by an accelerated cellular glucose overload and more pronounced toxic side effects of glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation [ 113].

Assuming that at the time of speciation, there are no or very few orphan genes present between the separating populations, the presence of several hundred orphan genes in closely related sister species can only be explained by a strongly accelerated rate of orphan gene emergence immediately after speciation.

Exceptions to the model of host-phage co-evolution presented by Podoviruses Bacillus phages PZA and GA-1, Pseudomonas putida phage GH-1, and a few Enterobacteria phages could be explained by broad host range, accelerated rates of change with loss of TUD phylogenetic signal, or alternate replication strategies.

As for the phosphonates, their reduced content in freeze-dried samples may be explained by their easy degradability, possibly accelerated by samples manipulation.