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This can be explained, as suggested in the Introduction, by the fact that the older cells contribute less to the population growth, and eliminating them is less detrimental to population growth (Additional file 1: Figure S11).

The present distribution of S. mediterranea is best explained, as suggested long ago, by a vicariant process of microplate fragmentation and migration of the CSb during the Oligocene and Miocene periods.

This perplexing observation could be explained, as suggested in the introduction, by postulating that the peptoid is an exceedingly weak ligand for antibodies in the pool and that retention of IgGs is only readily visible on relatively rare beads that happen to display dense clusters of the compound.

It is not explained, as suggested by Morin et al [ 16], by more frequent visits with GPs since the association was still significant after controlling in our model for the effect of the number of consultations with a GP per year.

In our study, a lower educational status was associated with the increased risk of dental decay, which could be explained by unfavorable dietary habits, as suggested by Lallukka et al. (2006) [ 14].

In contrast, less variability (16.6%) was explained by modeling AGAs, suggesting that additional variables we did not test may be implicated in driving prevalence patterns.

The reversal of the deprivation gap is also most easily explained, as the authors suggest, by differences in access to imaging and diagnostic services so that the more affluent groups were more likely to be correctly diagnosed with a tumour, but in circumstances in which their prognosis remained very poor.

To explain our findings as suggested, it is argued when children reach a certain level of cognitive development, their ability to perceive situations as potentially dangerous increases.

Motivation levels and personality traits (low persistence and accomplishment levels), could explain these results, as suggested in studies with DM patients [ 15].

The origin of this last capability cannot be explained as adaptation to environment, suggesting an "incidental" result of tolerance to desiccation, whose DNA damage pattern is similar to that generated by ionizing radiation in Deinococcus species [ 12].

Their formation was explained by size effect, as suggested by Koster et al. [34].