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The excess of toxicity (mostly cardiac and pulmonary) and non-cancer-related deaths observed after PORT in the meta-analysis trials can probably be explained by old radiation 2D techniques, excessive volumes of radiation, too large doses and fraction sizes and no CT-scan-based planning.

These age-related difference might be explained by older adults having difficulty discriminating similarity in configural arrangement of facial features for certain emotions; for example, older adults often mislabeled the similar emotions of fear as surprise.

This could be explained by older age and the high comorbidities in the IMRT group.

This could be explained by older respondents considering themselves self-sufficient in delivering endodontic treatment and/or accessing endodontic services when required by their patients.

The findings regarding higher levels of membership may be explained by older respondents being more likely to be retired or working part-time and thus, having more opportunity to be members of organisations.

It is thus possible that the higher blood glucose at follow-up could be explained by older age and more mature pubertal stage and not deterioration of metabolic status.

Although HIV prevalence is seemingly higher among mineworkers working in South Africa than the general adult Mozambican male population [ 6], their higher prevalence may in part be explained by older average age and residence in the southern region of Mozambique, which has the highest HIV prevalence in the country.

In the 1960s Thomas Kuhn argued that discarding an old theory for a radically new one involved a complete change of framework, a "paradigm shift", that could not easily be explained by adjusting old theories in light of fresh evidence as that was traditionally understood.

According to the paper, these high salaries can in part be explained by an old union rule at one of the Long Island Rail Road's repair sites in Queens.

The inverse U-shaped association found by Perez-Padilla et al. might be explained by the older children, as the 12-year-olds were the youngest in their age group.

52 These higher rates compared to previous studies can be explained by patients' older age and especially by the fact that the majority of patients in other studies were already on warfarin before getting included in the studies, therefore representing a pre-selected group of "warfarin-tolerant" patients.