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[ 3] There is also speculation that some of the increase in the late 1980s and early 1990s could have been due to additional detections arising as a result of screening mammography.

This difference in timing may arise due to additional signals provided by immune cells present in vivo in the skin layer absent in the in vitro ovine keratinocyte cultures.

This is likely due to additional attractive forces between the headgroups arising from the decreased hydrophilicity from the lack of a carbonyl oxygen in the sn-1 chain.

This source could also be potentially augmented by the thousands of other BER-processed lesions that arise daily due to additional spontaneous degradative processes (Atamna et al., 2000; Barnes and Lindahl, 2004).

While mating-specific effects on longevity cannot be excluded a priori, in most cases these differences are likely due to additional genetic changes in one or the other mating type that arose during creation or propagation of the strain sets.

Difficulties in the identification of filamentous textures arise due to their degradation (Fig. 3h), rather than due to additional iron deposition obscuring the shapes.

The arising of advanced liver cancer in transgenic fish after long-term induction is potentially due to additional mutations that eventually cause an irreversible malignant phenotype.

Additive correlations may arise due to additive spontaneous activity [37].

Heat transfer due to convection arises in many physical situations.

However, due to the additional pseudo-capacitance arising from leftover oxygen functional groups, the ac-GO-electrodes exhibit higher values of specific capacitance and specific energy (∼88 96 F g−1 and 25 Wh kg−1, respectively) as compared to the ac-RGO based EDLCs with specific capacitance ∼66 72 F g−1 and specific energy ∼18 Wh kg−1).

In settings with similar levels of P. vivax and P. falciparum transmission, the model predicts PvPR to be greater than PfPR due to the additional blood-stage infections arising from relapses.