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And even in Lesotho, where the female-positive discordancy rate was lowest, it was still 34%.That is a surprise, but might be explained by women having been infected before they settled down.

However, a negative correlation between levels of asparagine, serine and threonine was also reported, which is in contrast to our data but might be explained by the different drought treatments (dry-down versus 18 d drought) applied.

This difference found between the tumor entities is difficult to interpret, but might be explained by different dose distributions.

The reason for this result remains unclear but might be explained if the B-repeats not only bind Fg but also bind a second ligand implicated in virulence, causing attenuation of mutants even in Fg-deficient mice.

These observations i.e., lack of a role for hlgABC in USA300 survival after phagocytosis and modest contribution to virulence in the mouse may seem at variance, but might be explained by differences in toxin production and accumulation.

The rise in expression levels of the genes connected to the formation of pigments is not reflected at the metabolic level, but might be explained by an increased demand of newly synthesized pigments in the HL cultures due to the shorter generation time at these light conditions (data not shown).

But it might be explained by an idea that most Darwinians dropped in the 1960s group selection.The idea that evolution can work by the differential survival of entire groups of organisms, rather than just of individuals, was rejected because it is mathematically implausible.

We did not find any association with DDT or its metabolites, but this might be explained by the recently suggested ability of dogs for the efficient metabolization of these compounds.

However, we found no differences in Porriño and Ribadavia populations, but this might be explained by the potential effects of pollution increasing the proportion of anomalous individuals because these are the only studied populations surrounded by industrial areas.

Polo-like kinase (Tb927.7.6310) also peaked early (i.e. before S-phase) for a G2/M phase regulating protein, but this might be explained by additional functions for this kinase earlier in the cell cycle, such as basal body maturation and kinetoplast segregation [49].

The mechanism of this effect is not clear but it might be explained by sodium-citrate, which is an additive for stabilizing the drug preparation.