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Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said the manner of Ahmed's escape was "bizarre" but may be explained by Dovegate's high staff turnover, which often caused confusion.

This finding is confounding at first sight but may be explained by a possibly more aggressive immunosuppressive therapy in these individuals.

This result was unexpected, but may be explained by the fact that the overgrowth of algae will change the redox conditions, which may in turn affect the composition of sediment AOB communities.

The lower explanatory power of both the total number of SSS ports and the number of small SSS ports is most notable, but may be explained by the high level of concentration of container flows around only a couple of main ports (e.g. Antwerp, Hamburg, and Rotterdam).

Scherrer et al. and Braga et al. claimed that if larger region of the fractured surface remains on one side or both, this result should be rejected from the data because it is not the indication of strong bonding but may be explained as the mechanics of the test and the brittleness of the material.

As Nicol points out, such a move would be highly unusual for an Orthodox priest, but may be explained by the links of his family with pro-Catholic circles in the Byzantine capital: George Tagaris, his putative brother or father, was among those who supported the Union of the Churches and had received letters of encouragement from Pope Innocent VI.

Mr Bush still has 70% of the white evangelical Protestant vote, according to Pew (noticeably lower than the 80% of the "religious right" he won in 2000 but that may be explained by the changing definition).

Other more recent randomized controlled studies have not found significant differences but this may be explained by the similarity of treatment protocols in the two groups [5].

However, SDF-derived TVD in our experiment is lower than in comparison to those found by Hubble et al., but this may be explained by a difference in software analysis (Capiscope, KK Technology, Axminster, UK).

An interesting addition to this cluster is facebook.com, given its own advertising ambitions, but this may be explained by the presense of these third-party references on many of the same sites.

In contrast, we report an up-regulation of catalase expression, but this may be explained by the earlier collection of midguts in our experiments.