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The higher education of the Belgian sample can be explained by the over sampling of home births, since in Belgium women preferring a home birth are on the average more highly educated [ 5].

This can be explained by the over-representation of retired people in the unemployed group, who are significantly older than the employed group (mean age was 64 years in the unemployed group versus 49 years in the employed group, p < 0.001).

Using the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Australia, Piracha et al. (2012) reveal that a significant part of the variation in the migrants' probability of being over- or undereducated in the Australian labour market can be explained by having been over- or undereducated in their last job in the home country.

This can be explained by weak spill-over of signals from the osmostress-responsive Sho1 system of S. cerevisiae into the Sln1 system at the level of the Ssk1 MAP kinase pathway (Hao et al. 2007).

This phenomenon can be explained either by an over-load of PPV inoculum when using the more efficient agroinoculation or biolistics techniques, or by differences in the biological form of the virus when delivered: an encapsidated virion for mechanical inoculation, purified infectious cDNA molecules in the other techniques.

Kaseda et al. (10) hypothesized that the activity of some kinesin mutant/wild-type heterodimers can be explained by a hand-over-hand mechanism in which the mutation slows a step in every other catalytic cycle, leading to the alternating long and short dwell times that they observed between successive 8 nm steps.

According to this measure, social mobility in America now is lower than in most of Europe.Another way to measure economic opportunity is to tease out what share of inequality can be explained by factors over which people have no control: race, gender, birthplace, parents' education and occupation.

The majority of installations are grouped near the 4 kWpeak threshold, which can be explained as installations over 4 kWpeak have more complex connection arrangements, as well as lower feed-in tariff payments [29].

This can be explained by averaging over all pixels, which include blood vessels as well as surrounding non-vascular tissue.

However within a region of sex-specific homology (class 3 above), such a difference can be explained by divergence over evolutionary time of the gene copies on the two chromosomes.