Additionally, the enhanced membrane receptor expression observed in the case of cells cultured on PDMS may be explained by an enhanced ECM turnover (i.e., faster ECM anabolism and catabolism), as previously demonstrated [27], [64].
The success of these clonal complexes as pathogens may partially be explained by their enhanced ability to receive MGEs by horizontal gene transfer (HGT).
This finding answers a previous suggestion that the emerging of clonal group O25b/ST131 may be explained by the enhanced ability to cause extraintestinal infection rather than selection by antimicrobial agents used in hospitals.
Thus, the increased tumor growth caused by the presence of SSc-derived monocytic EPCs could be explained by the EPCs' enhanced ability to promote blood vessel formation in vivo.
These results could be explained by the generally enhanced use of the index finger compared to the middle finger, for example during the so called precision grip (Napier 1956).
The relatively higher PACIC scores for diabetes and COPD patients may be explained by earlier attention for enhancing structured care [ 20].
The PACIC scores for diabetes patients in The Netherlands may be explained by the attention for enhancing structured diabetes care in recent years.
As the number of spurious donor (i.e., O. rufipogon) introgressions in the genetic background decreased and the linkages between the markers and the target gene(s) increased, the proportion of phenotypic variation that could be explained by the markers greatly enhanced.
The duplications of GAPD in the considered species may be explained by the emerged necessity of enhancing of some non-glycolytic functions of GAPD, as it is hard to imagine that such a conserved process as glycolysis needs an increase of a dose of one of its enzymes.
This result is not consistent with those of previous studies showing that the proportion of the phenotypic variance that could be explained by the markers was greatly enhanced in the NIL population compared with segregating populations, such as BILs.
