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The increase in PaO2/FiO2 ratio immediately after bronchoscopy cannot be explained by removal of secretions but may be attributable to other mechanisms.

It is noteworthy that overexpression of pikAV gene in S. venezuelae resulted in 50 70 % reduction of polyketide production (Kim et al. 2002), which can be explained by removal of correct substrates from the synthase.

However, the rapid onset of headache provoked by HD in our patient implies significantly faster caffeine elimination that could be explained by rapid removal of caffeine by dialysis.

And the nitrogen contents of both sample B and C decrease by more than 50%%, which can be explained by the removal of basic nitrogen contents.

The strong negative ΔCp value cannot solely be explained by the removal of hydrophobic surface portions of the protein or ligand from water exposure.

In consistence with previous studies this can be explained by the removal of defects in the CO adlayer structure while cycling in CO saturated solution.

Besides, reduction in soil erosion and soil compaction could be explained by complete removal of bush density normally accompanied by an increase in herbaceous production and desirable shifts in herbaceous species composition (Archer [1990]; Ward [2005]; Gemedo et al. [2006b]), mainly due to zero or less competition for available soil water, nutrient and light.

Similarly, the absence of several tRNA-like ESTs for both F and M genomes could be explained by their removal from mature polyadenylated transcripts [67], [68].

This effect can be explained by the removal of regions capable of forming secondary structures during gene optimization.

This higher yield might be explained by the removal of the extractives from the bark prior steam pretreatment.

These beneficial haemodynamic effects can be explained by the removal of circulating endogenous vasoactive substances and are in agreement with the current hypothesis of the pathogenesis of portal hypertension.