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Therefore, the lower toxicity in the irresectable patient cannot be explained by favourable tumor characteristics or smaller radiation field sizes.

An enhancement in intrinsic activity of the same PBSCF material with decreasing the diameter to ∼20 nm (ultrafine nanofiber versus micron-sized powder) is observed, which is explained by favourable eg electron filling of ultrafine nanofiber, stronger adsorption of oxygen-containing adsorbates, possible surface reduction and heterostructure.

The good catalyst performance in hydrogenation activity and sulphur resistance can be explained by the favourable pore space architecture and the location and the state of the Pt clusters.

This can be explained by the favourable tropism of the AAV serotype 9 for the cardiac muscle as described previously (17, 18).

It is noteworthy that paclitaxel cotreatment (in contrast to etoposide coadministration) did not result in enhanced haematological toxicity; this could be explained by a favourable pharmacological interaction between cisplatin and cremophor EL (the vehicle for i.v. paclitaxel administration).

With these considerations, the increase of the gg conformation population for GlcNAc 6S) in comparison to GlcNAc could be explained by more favourable interaction of O4 H dipole with O6 SO3 dipole in comparison to weak repulsion between two O H dipoles in the nonsulfated derivative since the angle and distance between these dipoles are lower in gg in comparison to the gt conformation.

These differences can partly be explained by a less favourable lifestyle [ 2].

In this case, the six membered ring formation seemed to be faster than the five membered ring one, an acceleration that could be explained by a more favourable orbital interaction between the aryl ring and alkene in the transition state for the former case.

This can be explained by cells on the "favourable" 15 nm regions that strongly produce and shed extracellular matrix onto the "unfavourable" locations.

The low cost of Brazilian 1G bioethanol can be explained by a combination of favourable conditions such as the photosynthetic rate of the sugar cane crop per hectare, the meteo-climatic conditions and a renewable energy ratio close to 10, denoting an efficient life cycle from cultivation to processing included [ 6].

The slower cyclisation of the dimethyl fumarate adducts can be explained by formation of the less favourable trans-fused bicyclic imide in these cases.