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Detection of AG_SP_Ost_1 in O. stramineus in the O. nigripis associated JUQV group could be explained by virus spillover because O. stramineus is usually not infected with hantaviruses.

There had been speculation that these findings might be explained by viruses; however, the working group found little evidence that these occupations have a higher incidence of viral infections or that viruses have a causal role in myeloid leukemia.

The differential kinetics of PI-3 virus and PI-3 antigen can be explained by the virus sensitivity to temperature.

Two cases of virus isolation from destructed nasal tissue samples could be explained by vaccine virus survival after the application of the high viral dose (7.5 log10/ferret) in stabilizing formulation.

On the basis of this finding, the failure to detect virus antigen in some real-time PCR positive samples cannot be explained by low virus titer in the samples.

The significant increases in dS with severe disease, may have been allowed by immune exhaustion, and might be due to enhanced viral generation, but might also be explained by increased virus stability due to RNA secondary structure advantage, for example.

The spread from west to east may be explained by the virus being introduced through European troops.

The presence of substantial clinical illness associated with MPXV infection among persons in the United States might be explained by the virus having passed through an amplification host, namely prairie dogs.

Some, but not all of the viral disease symptoms could be explained by the virus-encoded silencing suppressor activities which often interfere with the developmentally important host endogenous small RNA pathways [7].

This might be explained by an increasing virus population size – random sampling of a larger virus population increases the likelihood of detection of nucleotide changes, and increasing population size increases the probability that residue changes will be selected for.

This immunosupression could be explained by the higher virus load in parasitized bees fed with pollen compared to parasitized bees fed only with sugar (see Effects of pollen feeding and varroa parasitism on virus prevalence).