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This can be explained by the wider range of the tolerance intervals than that of the prediction intervals as reported previously [ 11].
The observation that the higher transport rate appears to be in an opposite trend with respect to experimental results can be explained by the wider pore of GlpF that could allow more water-water interchanges and thus more permeation events per unit time, increasing the value of p d (see below).
The North American strategy, which excludes vasopressors, may be explained by the wide differences in patients with hemorrhagic shock.
The observed wide variation in ADC values within benign and malignant tumours can be partly explained by the wide variety of histological subtypes of proliferative tumours.
This phenomenon could be explained by the wide cultivation area of S. obtusifolia and S. occidentalis in China for their medicinal and viewing purposes, which prompted their genetic diversity level at the same time.
For migraine, this treatment approach might be partially explained by the wide spectrum of symptom severity from person-to-person and attack-to-attack, ranging from mild pain with little disability to severe pain with complete disability [6].
Although speculative, this can be explained by the wide range of habitats these species occur in, or by the evolutionary evolvement of these species from species in dryer habitats together with the neutral effect of growth via successive cambia on the survival of trees and shrubs growing under wet conditions.
This might be explained by the wide spectra of use of Clinical Information Systems, while PDMS and RIS are high specialised systems with clearly defined working processes.
This can be explained by the wide use of cardiovascular drugs such as antihypertensive drugs, antiplatelet drugs, anticoagulants, and lipid lowering drugs in T2DM patients with hypertension.
This observation seems to be well explained by the wide range of disorders leading to ICU admission and the fact that different organ systems may be the most severely damaged and therefore critical for survival.
