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This association could partly be explained by opportunistic infections with micronutrient deficiencies playing only a modest role.

Subsequently, we elected to assess variance in modern contraception use among sexually active adolescents that could be explained by opportunistic contacts with the health system, such as ANC, institutional delivery, and child immunisation, adjusting for socio-economic variables (education, residence, and wealth quintile) and marital status.

We propose that the relatively rapid recovery and lack of successional sequence generally observed in all sediment types of this study can be explained by the opportunistic nature of the ambient assemblage and by the dispersive nature of the dominant species.

These estimates were based on different methodologies but the wide variation observed could also be explained by differences in the screening setting (opportunistic or population based with quality standards) and in the cohort of women analyzed.

Our higher frequency of invasive and pre invasive disease can be explained by the fact that the screening program in Brazil is opportunistic.

Admittedly, many of these observations could also be explained by compromised immune control over the (potential/opportunistic) pathogens in aging or diseased individuals, rather than a change in the behavior of the symbionts/commensals.

The results of the current study showed an association between VL and post-transplantation bacterial and cytomegalovirus infections, which are explained by the reduced immunity of patients, who became more susceptible to opportunistic infectious organisms such as Leishmania [ 46].

Yet, no geographic population structure has been detected, which has been explained by an apparent lack of homing behavior, and dispersal mainly determined by prey availability and opportunistic selection of suitable nursery grounds (Genner et al., 2008).

In [18], the benefits of employing three opportunistic relaying algorithms are explained.

The long period of coexistence of these sauropod lineages suggests that the evolutionary success of advanced titanosaurians after the Cenomanian-Turonian extinction is better explained by an opportunistic radiation rather than by competitive replacement.

[13], [20], [21] This may be partly explained by the different drugs used by these patients for the treatment of AIDS-related opportunistic infections before the diagnosis of TB was made.