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Increases in kidney cancer can probably be traced mostly to increased detection.

The final room is a grab bag but perhaps the most interesting area, full of thoughtful images and objects whose aesthetic origins can be traced mostly to realism.

The toxicity of PCDDs, PCDFs, and dioxin-like PCBs is traced mostly to their binding to the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR).

At Puebla General Hospital, Dr. Indiana Torres said 22percentt of the 1,000 or so cases of H.I.V. and AIDS that her clinic handles can be traced to migration, mostly to the New York area.

Structural changes in the crystal lattice during the transition amorphous condensate-crystal phase can mostly be traced back to change the width of the vibrational bands in the spectra of crystalline lattice.

The spread of the idea that THC could actually fight cancer (along with other medical conditions ranging from anorexia to inflammatory bowel disease) can mostly be traced back to Rick Simpson, a Canadian marijuana activist who runs the Phoenix Tears Foundation, an organization named after a potent cannabis extract.

The spread of the idea that THC could actually fight cancer (along with other medical conditions ranging from anorexia to inflammatory bowel disease) can mostly be traced back to Rick Simpson, a Canadian marijuana activist who runs the Phoenix Tears Foundation, an organisation named after a potent cannabis extract.

The enrichment in C and heavy metals can be traced back to the particulate deriving mostly from road traffic, emitted by diesel and gasoline-powered vehicles, and domestic combustion of woody biomass.

But mostly because the stereotyping by outsiders can be traced back to opportunistic policies and actions of your own leaders.

This trade-school anxiety can be traced back to the mid-19th century, when legal training was mostly technical and often taught in rented rooms that were unattached to institutions of higher education.

Mostly they're from Central America and farther south, but a trickle can be traced to what the Department of Homeland Security classes as "special interest" countries (a euphemism that refers mostly to countries in the Muslim crescent from North Africa to Pakistan).