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The discrepancy between results of animal studies and clinical trials may be explained by notable differences between animal models of AMI and AMI in humans [ 2, 10].

Differences in plasmid size and sequence can be explained by notable sequence rearrangements, such as deletions, insertions, or duplications, because several repeat sequences have been identified through which such rearrangements might have occurred.

The lower explanatory power of both the total number of SSS ports and the number of small SSS ports is most notable, but may be explained by the high level of concentration of container flows around only a couple of main ports (e.g. Antwerp, Hamburg, and Rotterdam).

This notable difference could be explained by the 12 mmHg cut-off value chosen for the use of a temporary abdominal closure device.

The loss of correction in our PEEK-group does not reach the level of significance, but is notable and could be explained by a disease progression and loss of muscle strength of the older patient collective.

We recently traced the evolution of genome size in lineages of the grass family and found several instances of genome size increase, some quite notable, which could be explained by paleopolyploidization [ 31].

In both cases, the changes can be explained by the significant score increases among minority students -- notable especially because white students only gained 4 points in that period.

This accelerated loss can be explained by the successive changes in the Municipal Urban Plan, leading to a notable increase in buildable area and to increasing expectations about population growth.

More notable is the increase in application speedup; this can be explained by considering that the remainder of the application is not data dependent and stays relatively constant as the minimum range varies.

A possible explanation for the notable higher usage of doxycycline and lymecycline in the national dataset could be explained by dermatologists prescribing these agents in the outpatient setting.

This can be explained by the expansion of gene families in multicellular but not in unicellular eukaryotes (Wolf and Koonin 2013), with the notable exception of Paramecium.