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Based on these reports, chemo-associated pulmonary toxicity seemed to be more frequent in Japanese patients than Caucasian patients, and this ethnic difference may be explained by genetically.

The existence in FL478 of an allele that matches neither IR29 nor the genotype which we know as Pokkali could be explained by either parent being genetically not uniform when the crosses to make RILs including FL478 were made.

Phenotypic differences in susceptibility patterns in genetically similar phages could be explained by the transcription order of genetic loci in the phage genome.

This could be explained by the fact that PC63 is genetically related to the QW19-like, SWECII/VA103 and SWECII/VA14 PoSaV strains, known to share high nucleotidic identities with HuSaV [ 10].

This could be explained by the fact that B. cereus is genetically resistant to all beta-lactams except carbapenems [ 3].

The opposite case, genetically divergent individuals in the same crossing group, can be explained by the same S-allele being derived from a genetically differentiated introduction and fixed in different populations.

This finding may be explained by the fact parents and children are 50% genetically related.

Also, the Lobatae group was found to be the most genetically fixed, which could be explained by their ancient isolation in North America.

Second, the maintenance of reproductive altruism could be explained by kin selection if competition occurs among distant, genetically differentiated nests, or among clusters [ 42, 55, 56].

It has been proposed that the excessive insulin resistance in Asian Indians could be explained by an abdominal fat distribution which may be genetically determined (Banerji et al. 1999).

These findings demonstrate that P. ovale actually consists of 2 subspecies that co-circulate in Africa and Asia and that are unable to recombine genetically; the differences seem to be explained by real biological factors, rather than ecologic or geographic factors (11 ).