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The past few years have seen a bit of a reversal in this area, too, but labor's share of over-all income is still well below where it was a generation ago, a fact that may be explained by aggressive management, the threat of foreign competition, and the decline of labor unions.

Some people in Gadsden County said the large number of ballots with multiple markings -- 2,124 out of 16,812 -- might be explained by an aggressive get-out-the-vote drive by Gore supporters in the days before the election.

Worse lung cancer survival in HIV-infected patients may be explained by more aggressive cancer behaviour.

Low survival after amputation may partly be explained by the aggressive limb salvage policy, in which amputations are performed only when there is no option for revascularization.

A large tumour size, nodal involvement and poor clinical outcomes for women with TNBC may in part be explained by intrinsically aggressive tumour pathology, including high mitotic index, high histologic grade, high proliferation, and a high frequency of TP53 mutations associated with a frequent occurrence of visceral metastases and poor prognosis [ 1, 2].

One study found that the improved survival could be explained by the more aggressive treatment obese people receive after a cardiac event.

Probably this shortened survival can be explained by a less aggressive chemo-radiotherapy adjuvant treatment that old patients receive.

In this centre the lower incidence of seizures might also be explained by a more aggressive use of prophylactic antiepileptics in patients with neurological symptoms.

The higher rate of sharp tumor margins and rim-enhancement may thus be explained by the more aggressive nature of tumors in BRCA-MCs.

To our knowledge, our study is the first to report this interesting finding, which could partially be explained by the more aggressive clinical behavior of small intestine GIST [ 27].

This may be explained by a more aggressive attitude of the medico-surgical team for patients with multiple metastases and by the performance of multiple non-anatomical resections for parenchymal sparing surgery, leading to a higher proportion of resections with positive margins.