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When fitting a linaer model to the data displayed in Figure 3, the amount of acetone-soluble material could explain 69% of the variation in growth rate for the white-rot T. versicolor while it acounted for only 16% of the variation of the growth rate for the brown-rot G. trabeum.

A different composition in the extracellular biofilm material could explain this result.

The association (adsorption) of FLBZ with digestion particulate material could explain the lack of a clear effect on drug absorption induced by the novel formulation (FLBZ-CDs solution).

The resulting increase in apoptotic material could explain why the emerging antibodies appear to exclusively target nuclear antigens and phospholipids, both of which are expressed on apoptotic bodies [ 74, 75].

To check that any biological identification problem of our collected material could explain such discrepancy, we extracted sequences from the ESTs that corresponded to mitochondrial DNA, in particular, the CO1 sequence, which has been widely used as a molecular barcode to distinguish species (Hebert et al. 2003; table 3).

However, the origin and availability of archaeological materials could explain these differences in estimates rather than demographic events that occurred in the past.

Next, in a posttest after the completion of the instructional unit, we analysed on the basis of the students' work whether they had mastered the material and could explain the connections.

By this way, they seemed to explore extensively the environment and the border of the explant, but few of them succeeded in getting out of the explant to enter the collagen matrix (see Fig. 6B and Movie S4 in supplementary material), which could explain the decreased total axon outgrowth upon TUJ1 staining and threshold quantification, observed from 1 DIV (Fig. 3 and Fig. 4).

The R2 value of 0.9730 indicates that the biomass raw material andcompacting pressure could explain about 97.30% of the variance in the relaxeddensity of briquettes produced.

Thus, neither changes in income nor material socioeconomic circumstances could explain the found associations.

Study of the Bennu material could help explain whether nonbiological chemical reactions in space pushed life toward left-handed molecules or whether that shift occurred later when life arose.