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The IGC's development was thus primarily interpreted as a result of a declining wheat or maize production.

The correlation between melanoma incidence and 'sun holidays' has been primarily interpreted as secondary to intermittent sun exposure.

In the case of transplantation recipients the psychoticism subscale of the SCL-90-R describes rather the isolation and the feeling of depersonalization after transplantation and should not be primarily interpreted as measurement of psychotic symptoms.

Radial gradients in wood density have been primarily interpreted as an adaptation for structural support in tropical pioneer trees which exhibit rapid height and diameter growth by producing wood of low density as juveniles but require greater stability later in development, possibly due to greater exposure to wind (Wiemann and Williamson, 1988, 1989 a, b).

High use may indicate appropriate palliative care and should not primarily be interpreted as "aggressive" care, a term used by other authors [ 2, 4, 32, 36].

The results can all be interpreted as primarily due to changes in intermolecular coupling, which have significant effects on the many-molecule dynamics constituting the structural α-relaxation, but not on the precursory Johari Goldstein β-relaxation.

Therefore, performance of AD patients and elderly subjects can be interpreted as primarily dependent on mechanisms specifically serving timing operations.

However, complexity effects on the responses to subsequent picture presentation can be interpreted as primarily reflecting processes of effortful post hoc reanalysis, as they are temporally decoupled from the presentation of the actual sentence.

Previously, higher heart rates in competition were interpreted as primarily "psychoemotional" in nature [ 5]; however measurement [ 3] and estimation [ 6] of energy expenditure as 5 13 times higher than resting (METS) illustrate that drivers must work hard to perform accurate physical and cognitive tasks under physiological conditions similar to some other sports.

24 Our study indicates a 0.9 g/day reduction in population dietary salt intake between surveys, which should be interpreted as primarily deriving from food reformulation rather than by behavioural modifications in the use of discretionary salt at the table and in cooking.

Loci or genomic regions displaying particularly high population differentiation (usually quantified by an FST estimator [ 5]) relative to some differentiation baseline (reflecting primarily neutral drift) are interpreted as either being directly under divergent selection, or exhibiting genetic hitchhiking along with a quantitative trait locus (QTL) under divergent selection [ 6- 9].