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The unprecedented coverage of Super Tuesday is partly explained by the ongoing writers' strike in the US.

The high variability was largely explained by the ongoing use of Jaffe assays for measuring SCr.

A correlation between presepsin and inflammatory biomarkers, such as CRP, WBC, IL-6 and PCT, can be explained by the ongoing systemic activation of inflammatory biomarkers during severe sepsis and septic shock [ 3, 24].

This difference may be explained by the lower risk of ongoing transmission within the community in high-income countries and also the greater likelihood that contacts will have been treated for LTBI in high-income countries [ 109, 186, 235].

This is best explained by the clinical trials that were ongoing during the years 2003 2006.

This can be explained by the lack of leadership in coordinating the ongoing efforts in the field of renewable energy in Oman.

The benefit of including peer educators has been previously suggested [ 70, 71], and partially explained by the fact that peers can provide a more credible source of information, empower those involved, and reinforce learning through ongoing contact [ 72].

International collaborative work is currently ongoing to address this within BioGenoMEL (www.biogenomel.eu), but the study may prove inconclusive given the small proportion of the variance in 25-hydroxyvitamin D2/D3 levels explained by the variant gene.

Out of the 57 neurons analyzed, three neurons had significantly more action potentials after the stimulus than could be explained by their ongoing firing rate before the thalamic stimulus across all binning sizes (Figure S4; p<0.05).

Such spasms are common: over the whole of his dataset, Mr Jacks finds 140 booms and 135 busts (a gap explained by several ongoing booms, in the likes of corn, copper and gold).

Interestingly, in a recent review, Fallon [ 18] proposed that the persistent symptoms might be explained by an ongoing cytokine response, without infection, in the central nervous system (CNS).