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Yet the logic presented by Schnepf ([2007]) may explain the significantly higher gap in science.
Differences in the soils tested aside, the animal's age may actually explain the significantly higher blood RBA 85-888%) observed in weaning rats aged 21 days [46, 47], compared to that of rats aged 4 weeks and older (0.8-410.8-41% 45, 454]54].
These findings could explain the significantly higher levels of CTX-II in both groups of adolescents than in adult volleyball players in our study at both BL and FU and the decrease in CTX-II from BL to FU in the BL open adolescents, reflecting the transition from open to closed growth plates.
This altered foraging behavior, possibly combined with an increased food intake, may partly explain the significantly higher weight gain in the offspring of UL birds.
This also suggests that other 'upstream' locations may have been exposed to farm-origin lice (and may explain the significantly higher lice levels on sockeye at all upstream sites compared to the north coast), but to a lesser degree than downstream locations.
This speculation may also explain the significantly higher median value of uNGAL found in male compared to female (23.37 ng/mL and 4.75 ng/mL resp.; P = 0.0071).
The iron content and expression of ferritin are higher in the PrPKO sample compared to Wt control, explaining the significantly higher 59Fe content in the duodenum of PrPKO mice (Figure 6A, lanes 1 4).
Ethnic differences in maternal oestrogen levels have been suggested as explaining the significantly higher risk of testicular germ cell tumours (TGCT) of white men than black men in the United States.
This could be explained by the significantly higher lipid digestibility of the fish fed the diets containing RO (86.1 vs. 92.2%) which was probably affected by the diet FA composition; the apparent digestibility coefficient (ADC) of saturated FA, and to a lesser extent of unsaturated FA and especially monoenes, was improved by RO inclusion.
This may be explained by the significantly higher fasting and postprandial insulin concentrations in the abdominally obese males, as insulin upregulates SCD activity (37).
