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The present findings may be explained by evidence that the level of depression experienced in asthma is related to the level of illness uncertainty [ 29].

This discrepancy may partially be explained by evidence suggesting that glutamate receptor activation/blockade can have different effects at different developmental stages (Tashiro et al., 2003, Wong and Wong, 2001).

Lastly, some of the wage gap can be explained by the evidence that there is a negative wage effect of being non-white and a larger proportion of immigrants are non-white.

The association might be explained by functional evidence of rs1051792, an SNP in perfect LD with MICA-250.

This could be explained by the evidence provided by Hoffman et al. [ 45] who suggested that Stx2 produced by E. coli O157 H7 during the course of infection may reduce lymphoproliferative responses in intraepithelial as well as peripheric lymphocytes.

This finding could be explained by similar evidence reported by Tojo et al.[ 27] who suggested that AtMBF1s play a crucial role in controlling rapid leaf expansion through promotion of cell expansion.

This could be explained by the evidence in previous research that the "overadjustment" of educational attainment may underestimate the effect of health literacy on health outcomes for educational attainment is highly correlated with health literacy [ 16, 35].

This finding can be explained by the evidence that, at the downstream of RIG/MDA5-IPS-1, both IKKα and IKKβ are dispensable for the type I IFN production [ 9, 32].

This could also be explained by the evidence showing that TLR3-mediated production of proinflammatory cytokines is dependent on IKKβ during the signaling process of the TRIF-NF-κB pathway [ 40].

The classification of tocopherols in the metabolite Cluster III (metabolite versus metabolites accumulation pattern, Figure  2B), together with ethylene, can be explained by recent evidence for the role of tocopherols in regulating ethylene signaling pathways [ 52].

The increasing trend in endometrial biopsies in women with infertility cannot be explained by competing evidence outside the published guidelines since there is good consensus in the peer-reviewed literature that endometrial biopsies are an ineffective means of predicting fertility and therefore, should not be conducted outside a research context [ 15].