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These differences may be owing to different patient selection criteria or the choice of specific frequency band boundaries selected for statistical analysis.

The conflicting findings may be owing to different DWI acquisition methods (e.g., b value, fat suppression technique) and methodological differences in measurements of ADC and residual tumor size used in the different studies [ 74].

This discrepancy between MSC activation by neighboring cell-secreted soluble factors and MSC-secreted molecules themselves may be owing to different stimulators and conditions, different MSCs, or undefined factors.

Various mechanisms are observed which are owing to different switching materials, the anode/switching material interface, and different deposition methods.

This is not, however, the case when the present and future duties are owed to different parties.

If the methodology is not standardised, it is hard to interpret the findings of comparative studies, because any detected differences between species could be owing to the different procedures.

This might be owing to: (1) Different characteristics of the analyzed groups (e.g., groups size and type of tinnitus); (2) Different methods used to normalize power spectra.

The lower incidence of such complications in our present study might be owing to the different diagnostic tools used in our study.

This inconsistency may be owing to the sensitivities of the different DKI parameters, but it still calls for further investigation of the exact underlying mechanisms.

The finding that the mercury levels in Bigeye Tuna akami and toro were not significantly different may be owing to the fact that premium Bigeye toro cuts on average have half the fat content of bluefin (Shimamoto et al. 2003; Balshaw et al. 2008 a ) and because larger fish typically have more belly fat and are preferentially selected for toro.

Nevertheless, differences might be owed to the different measures used in the studies since we assessed the general preventative examination for patients aged 35 years or older.