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These observations correlate and could well be explained by our current knowledge on IQS.

Since the correlation co-efficient (R2) is 0.998 and the qexp value is consistent with calculated one, the adsorption system studied could well be explained by pseudo-second-order kinetic model at all time intervals than the pseudo-first-order kinetic model (R2 = 0.923).

Moreover, it has been reported that cholesterol depletion increases the amount of ADAM-mediated shedding from the cell surface [30], [31] and our preliminary data, showing that cholesterol depletion causes both increased amounts of HB-EGF on the cell surface and enhanced shedding, could well be explained by abolished HB-EGF internalization.

Taken together, this could well be explained by a blood extrusion from the venules.

Visuomotor deficits could well be explained by the interacting effect of, on one hand, weaker smooth pursuit and, on the other hand, vulnerable attention capabilities.

As a result, the heterogeneity between the studies could well be explained by threshold level differences between the studies which ranged from 599 to 4000 pg/mL.

Arguing about this recently with a theorist friend, he quoted another quirk of nature that could equally well be "explained" using the anthropic principle – the difference between the mass of the proton and the neutron.

We found that only ∼25% of the samples displayed statistical significance (Supplementary File S2), which indicates that the lack of strong statistical significance in the Perlegen analysis could very well be explained by its smaller sample size.

However, it should be noted that this was only a weak association, and could very well be explained as a random replicable finding.

Therefore, low case notification could as well be explained by low case detection, e.g. due to limited access of health services.

The other subcategories were numerically higher for CAC and the lack of statistical significance could very well be explained by a Type II error, as the trial was not powered adequately to detect a difference in these categories.