Next, since diabetes is highly influenced by risky health behaviour [36], observed associations might to a certain degree be explained by life style choices [37].
These differences may be explained by life history traits in Brueelia such as their dispersal capabilitity, abundance, and lower levels of host specificity.
The excess suicide, and also the excess deaths from external causes, among lower educated men observed in our study could possibly be explained by life threatening behaviours, such as alcohol or drug misuse.
We believe that the evidence to date is broadly suggestive of a link between SES and physiologic susceptibility, a significant portion of which may be explained by life stress.
The presence of moderate to high genetic diversity and low genetic differentiation in the two populations can be explained by life history traits, pollen dispersal and high gene flow (Nm = 4.065).
The difference between these two distributions can be explained by life scripts, which are culturally shared knowledge about the prevalence and timing of important personal events (Berntsen & Rubin, 2002, 2004; Bohn, 2010; Bohn & Berntsen, 2011; Janssen & Rubin, 2011; Rubin & Berntsen, 2003; Rubin, Berntsen, & Hutson, 2009).
Ruhm and Cawley [9] add that in accordance with these findings, mortality rates have proven pro-cyclical, driven by mortality that can be explained by life-style decisions, such as coronary heart disease and traffic accidents.
The similarity between viral and cellular oncogenes can be explained by the life strategy of the retrovirus.
These differences can be explained by different life history requirements relative to specific cover types.
That lethal fighting represents the rule and coexistence the exception in nature can be explained by the life history of honeybees.
This may be explained by early life exposure to carcinogenic agents.
