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The proposed hypothesis is appealing because it may account for the early steps in pathogenesis.

Heterogeneity in the stem like populations may prove to be clinically important because it may account for differences in therapeutic drug responsiveness.

The genetic contribution to the physical activity/body weight relationship is of particular interest, especially because it may account for some of the variability in weight typically observed among individuals with increased levels of physical activity.

Such research has weaknesses because it may not account for children's various experiences or show whether learning deficits were coincidental.

We chose body mass as the independent variable because it may better account for variability in body shape (e.g. long and slender versus deep-bodied and short) than the other commonly used size proxy, standard length.

Some of these effects may be relevant to sepsis treatment because they may account for glucocorticoid-induced rapid anti-inflammatory and cardiovascular effects.

We chose full siblings for our experiment because genetic polymorphisms may account for a substantial proportion of variation in gene expression (Stranger et al. 2007) and biological variation in small sample sizes can hinder the ability to detect meaningful differences in gene expression between treatment groups (Hansen et al. 2011).

Elucidating the difference in the angiogenic gene profile induced by Th1 and Th2 cytokines in hypoxia is thus of great importance, because such differences may account for the pathological ratio of mature to immature vessels in RA depending on the type of angiogenic factors they induce or inhibit.

Identification of underlying mechanism may however be limited because more than one mechanism may account for variations of the main outcome.

Analysis based on dichotomous variables may also be an oversimplistic way of assessing the impact of risk factors because it may not adequately take into account the duration of exposure to, and the severity of, risk factors.

However, during the interpretation of the comparisons between high and low-scoring students' score change, we needed to take test difficulty into account because it may change the direction of the mean score change between two tests for one of the groups.