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Our study focused solely on patients with ESRD, likely explaining the higher frequency of hypoglycemia.
The higher genetic variability and adaptive potential of the polyploids would have increased their ability to become established in newly available areas following glacial retreat, thus explaining the higher frequency of polyploids at higher altitudes and latitudes [ 19].
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The Xa4 gene was broadly deployed in rice breeding programs (Mew 1987), thus explaining the high frequency of the R alleles in the indica subset, which was mainly composed of breeding lines and modern varieties.
These areas are located throughout the peritoneum and are seen in the highest concentration in the greater omentum, explaining the high frequency of omental involvement in intraperitoneal disease processes (Fig. 2).
In the present study, they are not statistically significant in explaining the high frequency of avocado fruit consumption because almost all consumers surveyed stated a high level of importance for these attributes.
Applying EVs (time, month, elevation, topographic protection, sum of magnitudes, sum of events, concentration of mobile homes) to OLS regression analysis for events and magnitude (Fig. 11) shows that these EVs perform well at explaining most of the events but as with tornadoes and derechos still struggled at fully explaining the highest frequency and magnitude of events found in central Arkansas.
Fianchi et al. [ 7] have reported that isolated neutrophils displayed reduced microbicidal activity, explaining the high frequency of recurrent infections in MDS patients who were not neutropenic.
The European Plague (1345 1750) also appears to have exerted major genetic selective pressure, maybe explaining the high frequency of the CCR5-Δ32 deletion (10%), a protective allele, in the European population (Galvani and Slatkin, 2003; Duncan et al., 2005).
Most of our students were females 70.4% which could explain the higher frequency of migraine in our study compared to others.
This might explain the higher frequency of ideational grammatical metaphors in US student texts as compared to the Mexican exams of the same genre.
The fact that 'no security' in the earlier 1992 1996 CSEW sweeps means something different to 'no security' in the following sweeps may to some extent explain the higher frequency of 'no security' prior to 1998.
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