Such a high level of maternal mortality may be explained by poor-quality care and by delays in uptake of care.
This could possibly be explained by poor DNA quality and/or the flexibility in the variant caller to allow for very low frequency mutations.
The first stage observed by Liu et al. [10] can be explained by poor kinetics.
This is likely to be explained by poor rural access to medications.
Again, this can be explained by poor choice of PID parameters.
It is shown that strained devices present higher noise than conventional ones, independent on the fin width, which can be explained by poorer interface quality observed in strained devices.
This may be explained by the poor quality of parent-adolescent communication such that adolescents were unwilling to take advice from their parents.
This poor image quality could partially be explained by the poor statistics due to the very low radioactivity left in the body after 96 h and partially by technical reasons as described above.
For patient experience outcomes only, as a sensitivity analysis, we explored whether the association between caring and patient experience could be explained by the poorer health-related quality of life of carers.
Poverty and low socio-economic status correspond with poorer treatment outcomes, which may partly be explained by the poor having limited access to high-quality care.
This can be explained by the quality of the recordings.
