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The absence of Paleocene and older high-sulfidation epithermal deposits can be explained by limited preservation potential imposed by transpressional tectonics within overall contractile episodes and surface uplift.

It is shown, based on tensile experiments, that this behaviour can be explained by limited reversible glide of dislocations without essential changes in the dislocation structure.

Although a substantial fraction of variation can be explained by limited numbers of large-effect genetic variants, uncertainty in successful predictions and overall cost-benefit ratios will make such tests elusive for everyday clinical use.

This may in part be explained by limited degradation of lignin that makes the carbohydrates inaccessible to enzymatic degradation (ten Have et al. 2003).

Accordingly, the enhanced biofilm formation of the lysogenic strain R36AP could be explained by limited phage triggered lysis.

These findings may be explained by limited experimental suppression of LIN28B and MYCN, the fact that neither CH1 nor A2780 cell lines faithfully phenocopy all of the molecular defects seen C5 tumours, and the amplification of HMGA2 in CH1 cells.

Some of such changes are explained by limited chemical or structural stabilities of nucleotides, whereas other changes are assigned to activities displayed by the enzyme complex mediating DNA replication.

A decreasing risk for melanoma has been reported for increasing family size and was explained by limited affordability of sunny holidays and solarium visits of larger families [ 14, 17, 18].

The mentioned declines in the primary (postural task) and/or the secondary task (cognitive or motor interference task) have been explained by limited cognitive capacities [ 14] or cognitive interferences when two tasks share cognitive/sensory modalities and processing resources [ 15].

Data on the vascular surgical procedures on the lower extremity did not include all the endovascular procedures in the used registers, which made it impossible to examine how much of the differences in outcomes could have been explained by limited access to vascular surgery in the lower SEP groups.

The findings in this study might be explained by the limited sample size and the limited variation regarding HIT in both settings.