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The second interpretation could explain the co-existence of a multitude of subtypes of genotype 6 characterized by extensive sequence variability [7], [18], which have probably resulted from a long evolutionary process over time.
Moreover, this interpretation could explain the response of liver regeneration to specific diseases.
This interpretation could explain the high levels of divergence observed for nad2.
Yet, (at least) another interpretation could explain this clustering and should be discussed.
To test how well this interpretation could explain our results, we constructed a simple model based on long-range structural alterations to describe elongation as a function of tether density.
Several interpretations could explain these findings.
Also individuals with a poor health status could be less able to visit the screening location and these interpretations could explain why such individuals have a lower uptake such as for cervical cancer screening.
The above interpretation could help explain the ineffectiveness of colchicine demonstrated through assays, where drug effects were determined through quenching of fluorescence emission or reduction in sulfhydryl reactivity [ 14].
Despite difficulties in interpretation, our experimental results could explain why, in the correlative analysis, neutral dynamics deviated from observed patterns more when the similarity measure emphasized changes in abundance of rare species than when reflecting changes in common species.
It should be noted, however, that this field is in an early stage of development and differences in the IHC methods, scoring interpretations or patient populations could explain the different rates of expression and subcellular localisation of NF- κB among studies.
It should be stressed, however, that while each single source of artifact or biophysical interpretation (listed above, or others) could explain a single circumstantial result, none of them alone is able to give an unifying view of the complex of toxin and voltage- or anionic-dependent effects on ACh null potential.
