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Some of the increase can be explained by heightened military operations, but the rise in civilian deaths this year has outpaced the increase in the number of Western troops.

The rapid formation of the mass, the impressive surgical and histological findings in the surprising absence of substantial wear, and only moderate levels of ions may be explained by heightened sensitivity.

This may be explained by the heightened arousal characterizing individuals with affective disorders [ 38], and that this arousal contributes to cognitive impairment through its effect on EF [ 39].

This can be explained by increased longevity, coupled with technical advances and heightened public expectation, all of which has contributed to an unprecedented increase in demand for HD therapies in the older age group.

2– 9 This can be explained by increased longevity, coupled with technical advances and heightened public expectation that has contributed to an unprecedented increase in demand for HD therapies in the older age group.

Miles Shipside, director at Rightmove, said the fall could partly be explained by a normal summer lull, but that stricter mortgage rules and heightened expectations of an interest rate rise sooner rather than later may also have played a part.

If not simply due to statistical fluctuations, the apparent heightened risk associated with mothers compared to fathers may be explained by impairment of the primary caregiver role, commonly undertaken by the mother, or by drinking during pregnancy.

MDD patients are believed to express a heightened responsiveness to negative emotional stimuli and a reduced detection of positive affect [ 66, 67], which is explained by hyperactivity of the affective neurocircuitry, including the amygdala [ 68].

Now there's a fresh view of the corps -- Lewis and Clark leading a crew of masochists whose mountain of gear can be explained only by a desire to heighten their suffering.

The rise of the Afghan drug trade is explained in the film in a similarly counterintuitive way: Afghanistan's poppy plants thrived in the heightened and salty water table created by U.S.-built dams in Helmand Province.

Ward's heightened profile is partly explained by his She & Him musical side-project with wearyingly kooky US actress Zooey Deschanel, but mainly down to his prodigious talent.