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Therefore, other factors that could concomitantly explain both arterial and venous thromboses are more likely.

Including physiological, behavioral, and organizational adaptations that reduce disease transmission within the colony, social immunity plays a critical role in honey bee health and might concomitantly explain fundamental aspects of honey bee social organization, such as the temporal division of labor among workers.

Because the expression and activity of GRK2 are increased in multiple animal models of heart disease and in human heart failure, it has been suggested that enhanced GRK2 activity can explain the concomitantly decreased receptor responsiveness[24].

In addition, EGFR-amplified glioblastomas, in contrast to TNBC, do not often concomitantly overexpress the EGFR protein, which could explain the lack of an anti-EGFR response when using antibody therapies.

We treated rats with zinc concomitantly with RBD-induced malnutrition; hence, this might explain a lack of zinc effect in improving weight gain.

This structure together with that of the raloxifene (antagonist) complex presented concomitantly [ 12] led to a structural proposal to explain agonism and antagonism in NRs.

If at the start of the study, one had hoped to find one unique upstream motif, per co-expressed, functional group, that would explain why genes in the group were concomitantly turned on, one was certainly disappointed.

For three (Fbp, Gpm, Idp) out of the eight enzymes that maintained their activity despite being transcriptionally down-regulated at mid-stage meiosis, a concomitantly increased translational activity was reported [ 15] that may explain why their activities remained fairly constant.

It is also closer to the situation where a unique motif or a unique combination of motifs per transition, would explain why sets of genes specific to that transition were concomitantly turned on.

In African Americans, the higher incidence of diabetes among hypertensive individuals may be explained by concomitantly greater adiposity and other cardiometabolic risk factors.

PDE 3A/3B expression and activity are also enhanced in PH (Murray et al., 2002), and the presence of this 'cGMP-inhibited' PDE might underlie the synergistic cytoprotective activity of NO and prostacyclin in PH, and explain the benefit of co-administration of therapies promoting these pathways concomitantly [i.e. sildenafil and iloprost (Wilkens et al., 2001)].