Argentina is remarkable by the highest use of PCP-chemoprophylaxis which, for example, could be explained by lower access to cART in the country in the earlier years (<2004), the low cost of co-trimoxazole and a high proportion of late presenters [ 17].
For example, it could be explained by variation in staffing at different times of day, such as the total number of staff or the profile of staff, in particular the immediate availability of senior clinicians.
The variation in the severity of the population with severe burn injury (for example, TBSA) could be explained by differences in the accessibility of the European burn units (differences in the transport network, and geographic distribution and number of the burn units), the admission criteria of the burn units, and/or differences in age distribution or other demographic characteristics.
A variety of approaches might be taken to account for this perplexing result from monkey T. For example, the data could be explained if we relax the assumption that the integration bound is kept the same across all of the reward conditions.
For example, our results could be explained if knocking down expression of Cyp79f1 increases expression at Sur1.
Other researchers showed how apparent examples of group selection could be explained in individualistic terms.
It should be pointed out that in all these examples, the altered traits could be explained by either direct transfer and/or allelic or non-allelic genic interactions (e.g., epistasis) between the two parental species.
Successful video game companies have received blowback every time they release new consoles that are not backward-compatible with old games, for example; such design decisions could be explained by planned obsolescence, or they could be explained by other considerations related to quality and price trade-offs.
In most cases, these symptoms are difficult to reveal (for example, social withdrawal that could be explained by cancer treatments), and the most highly visible symptoms (such as tearfulness) are the least specific.
An interesting example of financial innovation that could be explained using evolutionary theory is modern risk management (Barlow, 1993).
