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Our findings might be explained by unfavourable changes in the colonisation of the nasopharynx as a result of the use of antibiotics, as reported previously.

Contrary to this trend, Wirth et al. [ 11] revealed lower selfing rate at higher altitudes in Eritrichium nanum (Boraginaceae), an alpine cushion plant in the Swiss Alps, although this may be explained by unfavourable weather conditions at the beginning of the growing season.

The significantly lower level of integration among returnees can be explained by more unfavourable living conditions.

The effect of SES on respiratory symptoms and impaired lung function could partly be explained by known unfavourable living conditions, as could smoking and ambient air pollution, in those women with less school education.

Turkish students' low level of entrepreneurial intention can be explained by their rather unfavourable evaluations of the economic and political conditions of home country which seemed to discourage their entrepreneurial intentions.

This unfavourable outcome might be explained by the difficulty of treating Staphylococcus aureus pulmonary and systemic infections.

This could partly be explained by young women more often being diagnosed at advanced stages [1], [11] and by unfavourable tumour characteristics more often being present [8], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].

We further investigated the increase in the benefit of labour induction in women with an unfavourable cervix, to see if our findings could be explained by the fact that women managed expectantly had a much longer time to develop complications.

This may be explained by our findings that, in TNBC, very low DPD expression was associated with more unfavourable clinical characteristics such as higher tumour stage (note that a large proportion of DPYD CNVs was associated with moderate DPD expression).

The transcripts have been shown to be downregulated in unfavourable NB, compared to favourable NB, a feature that cannot be explained by methylation of their respective CpG islands (Carén et al, 2005).

This can be explained by cells on the "favourable" 15 nm regions that strongly produce and shed extracellular matrix onto the "unfavourable" locations.