The physicochemical properties of BPA, namely, its moderate water solubility (LogP of 3.3), and its relative low molecular weight (228), are likely to explain its penetration across the sublingual membrane and may explain the high extent of BPA absorption.
The fact that 'no security' in the earlier 1992 1996 CSEW sweeps means something different to 'no security' in the following sweeps may to some extent explain the higher frequency of 'no security' prior to 1998.
This hypothesis would, to a certain extent, explain the higher frequencies of certain autoimmune diseases with a strong B cell component (for example, SLE) in women in the reproductive years.
Victimization by gender also offers evidence that sexist beliefs have been overcome to a greater extent by women who could explain the higher level of discomfort expressed (Merino et al. 2010).
Survival for ALL and to a lesser extent AML decreases with increasing age [6] which may partly explain the higher survival observed for ALL among 15 24 year olds in the UK compared with the 15 39 age group in the USA [18].
High mean values of SAT may to a large extent explain the high WC in Inuit populations, and this is suggested to contribute to the lower observed metabolic risk for a given level of obesity.
Furthermore, it has been suggested that outer medullary hypoxia may cause endothelial ischemic injury and endothelial cell swelling contributing to congestion and impaired perfusion of this region [ 43], which could, at least to some extent, explain the high renal vascular resistance seen in clinical early AKI [ 2].
However, the lack of toxicity observed for the TiO2 nanoparticles could perhaps be explained by the high extent of agglomeration in cell culture medium, as observed by DLS analysis.
The young mean age (26.6 years) may explain the low severity and extent estimates while the low-income and low-education level status may explain the high prevalence of at least one impact reported as fairly/very often.
The analysis of the extent of decay of LD between the mutation and the adjacent SNPs suggests that the founder effect may easily explain the high frequency of the mutation in the Chinese.
