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The difference of the additional four days might be explained by later and more scattered estrous among the organic sows.

26 Therefore it is not surprising that our results show that the increased mortality in men can in part be explained by later initiation.

This figure could be explained by later diagnosis of lung cancer in Denmark as increased waiting time and diagnostic delay are generally believed to allow tumour stage progression.

We further sought to determine whether differences in disease progression across the sexes could be explained by differential access to care via ANC services, and estimated how much of the increased risk of mortality in men can be explained by later ART initiation.

The fact that no direct connection could be inferred between these two kings and the subsequent history of the Hittites has been explained by later archaeological discoveries, which demonstrated that Pitkhanas and Anittas were in fact native Anatolian (Hattian) rulers of the 18th century bce.

Next, these models were additionally adjusted for gestational age at birth and birth weight to explore whether any association was explained by later fetal growth (fetal pathway model) and for child's current body mass index to explore whether any association was explained by current childhood size (childhood pathway model).

Part of the survival gradient is explained by later-stage disease at diagnosis among lower SES groups (Woods et al., 2006; Rutherford et al., 2013).

The values of LRS are decreased with increasing both the device size and thickness of the Al2O3 films at a CC of 500 μA (Table 2), which can be explained by IRESET later.

Under this scenario the presence of R7 in some Dravidian and Indo-European speaking communities would be explained by its later introgression from the Munda communities, or by language shift of some Munda speaking groups into Dravidian/Indo-European languages.

From these results, we can infer a delay of transcriptional response to salt stress in the leaf, which may be explained by a later salt accumulation in this tissue.

This could be explained by the later administration of gluten in infants between the 1960s and the 1990s (from 3 to 4 6 months), that could postpone the symptoms revealing CD. 10 11 In the recent cohort, patients had a milder clinical picture at diagnosis than those of historical cohort, with less frequent gastrointestinal symptoms.