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This finding may be explained by competing demands.

This is either a chance finding or may possibly be explained by competing risk or medication effect.

The hypomethylation observed at both genes could be explained by competing proapoptotic and antiapoptotic processes during ER stress response in diabetic islets.

The increased mortality seen among women with dense breasts could be explained by competing mortality from other causes than breast cancer in women with fatty breasts.

The weaker association between HIV-infection and cervical cancer risk in some countries seems to be explained by competing risks of death (e.g.: in Africa), or early detection of pre-invasive lesions (e.g.: in the United States) [ 5].

The risk of thyroid cancer increased monotonically in men in both populations except for minor decreases at old ages (75 years and above), which might be explained by competing risk from deaths.

This result is explained by competing channels' failure to completely account for the effect that their choice has on rivals' advertising prices, which is resolved through exogenous regulation.

This was explained by competing for epithelial receptor sites required for Candida attachment or by enzymatically altering the surfaces of the yeast cells.

These changes can be explained by the competing effects of electric fields and winds, which tend to raise the layer to the region with lower loss rate and movement of the ionospheric plasma to the plasmasphere.

It may be explained by many competing risks for AD among the oldest cohort (mean age 83 years).

This pattern may be explained by MDMX possibly "competing" with MDM2 in binding to P53, resulting in reduced P53 degradation by MDM2 and therefore higher cellular expression levels, in line with MDMX acting, here, as a P53 stabiliser [ 16, 37].