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The fact that observational data were used and other factors may explain the observed reductions in risk.
The present study shows that the cell-killing fraction is sufficient to explain the observed reductions in uptake, and that even if some living cells express a stunning effect just after irradiation (as shown in vitro [15 17]), they will mostly die with time.
29 Moreover, positive changes in the sociodemographic and demographic profiles, such as increases in the educational status of women and their partners, better economic status of women and decreased fertility, may also explain the observed reductions in the inequality of ANC use.
This may explain the observed reduction of Pb content in red wine, due to its extended length of contact with grape skins during the fermentation process.
Disruption of RPE-photoreceptor cell adhesion could also affect the homeostasis of the inter-photoreceptor matrix, which could explain the observed reduction of IRBP protein despite normal transcription of the Irbp gene.
The powerful reduction of ABCA1 and SREBP-1c transcription in the wild type cells by administration of exogenous arachidonic acid suggests that excessive accumulation of polyunsaturated fatty acids in the LRP1-deficient cells could indeed explain the observed reduction of ABCA1 expression in these cells.
A distress of the retinal nerve fibers could explain the observed reduction of the RNFL thickness in patients with CMI; in our series the reduction of the RNFL thickness seems lower when CMI is associated with syringomyelia.
To better explain the observed reduction of fluorescent spots in the v-/t-vesicle fusion experiments, we performed an analysis of the distribution of the fluorescence intensities of the observed fluorescent spots (new Figure 2B).
Although insulin has mitogenic properties (10) and metformin reduces insulin requirements in type 2 diabetic patients (7), the decrease in insulin doses determined by metformin does not explain the observed reduction of cancer incidence.
Given the restrictive effect of synapsin III on the size of the recycling pool of synaptic vesicles (Feng et al. 2002) in the absence of synapsins I and II, the presence of synapsin III may partly explain the observed reduction of the RP of vesicles in MF.
