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The second scenario may explain the higher occurrence of mixed patterns among our fifth month isolates in comparison to the onset isolates.
High rates of established behavioural health factors such as being disadvantaged economically, broken family ties, smoking, alcohol and substance abuse increased the risk of experiencing interpersonal violence among Indigenous families,[ 33, 34] which may explain the higher occurrence of interpersonal violence related hospitalisations among our cohort of Indigenous women.
Many scholars at home and abroad studied the current problems of China's coal mine supervision system from different aspects to explain the high occurrence of coal mine accidents.
We speculate that these characteristics, combined with the specific pressures of judged sports, may help to explain the high occurrence rate of GAD in these athletes.
The low prevalence of L. crispatus and the virtual absence of L. jensenii relative to non-African populations [10], [19], [23] [25] might in part explain the high occurrence and low cure rates of BV among this cohort of Tanzanian women with HIV.
The following reasons may explain the high occurrence of visual impairment and low spectacle coverage.
The impairment of renal elimination of hypnotic and sedative agents given perioperatively in patients with ESRD [ 14] may explain the high occurrence of neurological failure in these patients.
This explains the high occurrence of ESF after sunset and during equinoctial months when the sunset terminator and magnetic meridian are aligned in most longitude sectors.
The higher solubility of TCMCD3 may be partially explained by the higher occurrence of oxygen atoms in TCMCD3.
The occurrence of phenomena such as rhabdomyolysis, blood transfusion or urinary tract trauma and also urinary catheter insertion could explain the higher iron levels.
The prevalence of low birth weight is especially high in African American populations, and this may explain in part the higher occurrence of type 2 diabetes.
