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Generally, it seems likely that the conditions of captivity and the process of domestication may have had an impact on extra-pair copulation behaviour in this study, and that this might explain the discrepancy in rates of extra-pair paternity observed in captivity and in the wild [16], [17].

A similar age-related discrepancy in rates of Chlamydia infection has previously been reported (Fenton et al, 2001).

One possible explanation for this difference is the discrepancy in rate of increase of the angle of visuomotor rotation.

The apparent discrepancy in rate of virologic failure between the above-mentioned trials and our trial may be related to a different definition of virologic failure [11].

Moreover, the observation that mouse lemurs and true lemurs are of similar ages suggests discrepancies in rates of morphological, behavioural and physiological evolution in the two clades, particularly with regard to characteristics of sexual signalling.

In this manner any discrepancies in rates of incorporation of the different dyes during the labelling step are controlled for.

These observations could, in part, be an explanation for the discrepancies in rates of serious adverse pregnancy outcomes among studies from different countries.

According to these results, discrepancies in rates of concentration reduction by different ecological groups of lacustrine microorganisms were not significant (Table  3).

It is important to note that the technical approach used explains some discrepancies in rates of detection: primarily in their sensitivity and secondly in the number of targeted viruses.

Discrepancies in rating of anticholinergic medicines were noted in the scales.

We can offer no explanation of this glaring discrepancy in the rates of dysploid reduction.