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It has been suggested that these associations among CD and other AD may be explained by the sharing of a common pathogenic basis involving genetic susceptibility, similar environmental triggers, and the loss of intestinal barrier secondary to dysfunction of intercellular tight junctions with increased intestinal permeability, and possibly by other undiscovered mechanisms [ 7, 11– 16].

The overlap in the clinical, biochemical, molecular-cellular, and pathological alterations seen in patients with AD and individuals with many other brain disorders, which has bewildered many investigators, may now be explained by the shared underlying mismetabolism of brain ChEs.

The unchanged portion of the shape space is explained by the "shared unique shapes" for V = V1.

The model also shows that 79, 46 and 66% of the between-municipality variation in relative risk of disappearance is explained by the shared component during 2010 2011, 2012 2013 and 2014, respectively.

However in this study, the familial aggregation in DPs due to depressive disorders was best explained by the shared environmental factors.

The common phenotypic effects of the fis mutants are explained by the shared function of the FIS proteins in a PcG complex.

That performance on the SCIT is correlated with performance on the subtests of the MCGCF and the GP is readily explained by the shared visuospatial nature of these tasks.

We now focus on the gene length difference between the two epigenetic classes in A. mellifera that cannot be explained by the shared evolutionary histories between flies and bees.

The more similar responses between "day" and "deh" in the control condition (Fig.  2) may be explained by the shared /e:/ monophthong that might have elicited an expectation to hear a meaningful word ("day") while presented with "deh".

The variation of the data in the latent variable spaces x lat and y lat is modeled by a common term z j and, in addition, the source-specific terms z x j and z y j model the variation that cannot be explained by the shared term.

Lastly, the results of the mediation analysis presented in Figure  1b may be partly explained by the shared method variance as fruit consumption at T2 and T3 are more similar to each other than habit at T1 and fruit consumption at T3, increasing the likelihood of indirect effects.