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Indeed, the escalation of ongoing activity, observed in the second phase of the formalin test, can be explained by continuous signaling from the inflammation site.

Changes in EI of petals and carpels could thus be explained by continuous flower development (petals, opening of corolla in the II. stage and senescent wilting in the III. stage; carpels, its likely onset of change to pericarp wall or presence of developed seeds).

This observation may be explained by continuous release of DNA to circulation.

This phenomenon could be explained by continuous influx of younger birth cohorts [ 7].

This fact can be explained by continuous anti-drug campaigns, "self-censorship" by the tobacco industry, and the introduction of regulations on tobacco advertising.

The need for this procedure is explained by continuous ridge resorption in an apical direction after tooth extraction combined with progressive sinus pneumatization in addition to poor bone quality that is frequently seen in the maxilla [2].

This phenotypic heterogeneity has been studied using factor analysis (i.e., variation in symptoms being explained by continuous latent factors) and latent class analysis (i.e., variation in symptoms being explained by the presence of different clusters of patients) or a combination of these approaches [ 3, 4].

However, sufficient experimental support is gathered to show that the strain range effect (non-Masing behaviour) is due to change in yield stress and can be explained by a continuous distribution of yield levels.

The observation that the immune cell marker positive cells tended to decrease within the tumors treated with RIT could be explained by the continuous decay of 177Lu in the tumor.

The bimodal pattern of mortality indicates that uveal melanoma metastatic development cannot be explained by a continuous growth model.

This can only partly be explained by the continuous decrease of the general population number from 82,5 million in 2003 to 80,5 million inhabitants in 2012.