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The lower-Al/Si trend can be explained by less anhydrous conditions and at lower pressure.
The early arrivals in Helsingborg during the period July September 2012 can be explained by less track work during that period than in the period before.
When assessing these data, we can see that the failures on Pages 2, 9, 10 and 11 can not necessarily always be explained by less time spent to inspect these pages.
This difference may be explained by less surgical field inside the wound associated with MIS-TLIF procedures, namely reduced and compressed wound surface following suture contributes to decreased hidden haemorrhage.
Figure 5 Zero field cooled/field cooled (ZFC/FC) measurements show a shift of the blocking temperature TB to lower temperatures with decreasing concentration, which can be explained by less interaction between the particles.TB indicates the transition between ferro- and superparamagnetic behaviour.
This was actually a significant decrease from a decade earlier, which may be explained by less accessibility to weapons due to gun control measures: between 2000 and 2010, over 200,000 illegal guns were seized by the police -- while more than 130,000 firearms were voluntarily surrendered by citizens in buy-back campaigns.
Slower shoot-growth rates in seedlings were explained by less intercepted light and reduced efficiency in conversion of light to biomass.
Decreased NEFA levels were explained by less release of NEFAs from white adipose tissue (WAT) resulting in reduced plasma TG concentrations [14].
Patients receiving chronic hemodialysis have lower physical activity on dialysis days than nondialysis days, and a majority of the reduced activity is explained by less movement recorded during dialysis treatment (53).
The dendritic structures showed less RNA knockdown compared to the linear tetraspermine structure, which could be explained by its less efficient uptake into the cells.
We first consider how much of the variation in child engagement can be explained by age: less than one percent across the countries studied here.
