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Induction of PUN1 by other metal ions can be explained by raising the intracellular Ca2+ level.

Most researchers say that there is a rise in the number of children who are landing somewhere on the autism spectrum and that only some portion of that increase can be explained by raised awareness of the disorder.

Speaking to VICE News on Friday, a spokesperson for the CNCDH said the increase could in part be explained by raised levels of public awareness following the movement of national unity that followed the attacks.

This could be explained by the raising awareness among caretakers regarding standard childhood infection management, which requires confirmation of diagnosis through diagnostic tests.

This positive temperature anomaly is commonly explained by a raised Moho due to the graben formation (Brun et al. 1992) or by advective fluid flow (Schellschmidt and Clauser 1996; Pribnow and Schellschmidt 2000).

However, the proportion of consumers who search, a, is lower under the annual assumption and the model explains this by raising the estimated level of switching costs.

That huge gap can be partly explained by the $310 million raised by Democrats from small donors ― $215 million more than the $95 million in small-dollar donations to Republican candidates.

The proportion of variability in annual rates explained by prevention variables raised from 92%, with respect to the empty model, to 97% when calculated with respect to the model adjusted by age and sex, thus meaning a 5% variability in hospitalisation rates due to changes in age-sex population structure from 1996 to 2006.

The sudden rise, though possibly explained by better data, will raise concern about the apparently growing appeal of extremism.

Phillips' decision to fashion the sale in this manner can easily be explained by its desire to raise its profile and compete more aggressively with Sotheby's and Christie's for consignments.

Our finding that high-educated women are underpaid could thus be explained by the fact that education raises women's productivity but only weakly raises their wages since a glass ceiling is stopping them from reaching top positions.