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These differences in rundown kinetics can be best explained by a considerable acceleration of desensitization kinetics and plateau currents for human 5-HT3A receptors, whereas these parameters are only marginally affected in mouse 5-HT3A receptors.

This apparent discrepancy is most likely explained by a considerable fraction of sites with an alternative STAT1 binding motif (ISRE [15]) in the literature set, while ISRE is not detected in any of the ChIP-seq derived sets (Fig. 1).

In this work, it was observed that these difficulties might be explained by a high number of rRNA operons with considerable inter-genic variability within Azospirillum genomes.

The inferior performance compared to that with most other biomarkers was explained by a 3-fold rise in concentrations in viral infections and a considerable overlap with the plasma levels of patients with bacterial infections.

Of course, this can be partly explained by the considerable heterogeneity within Europe.

However, by the end of the fourth month the protective effect was lost, which is explained by the considerable decrease of syndecan-1 and the almost complete loss of heparan sulfate from the surface of hepatocytes.

This result may be explained by the considerable variation in MPCs among the strains of S. pseudintermedius.

The differentials of cost per QALYs gained were partly explained by the considerable differences in the data source with respect to utility scores for relevant health states.

The observed improvement in glycemic control in the current study was not explained by the considerable intensification of insulin treatment during the past decade or other confounders.

These observations may be explained by considerable differences in affinities of the respective inhibitors for PSMA expressed on human (xenograft) tumors and murine PSMA expressed on mouse tissues.

The poor agreement for some tumours can be noted, which can partly be explained by considerable geometric differences in the identification of the tumour by the two operators, for example in tumour 2, causing the DSC to be low for the threshold-based methods.