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Intrinsic heterogeneity among samples may account for the variation.

Low copy number of lnc-TLR4-1 in tissue samples may account for the low detection rate.

Fifth, inter-individual variability of gene expression in peripheral blood related to differences in cellular constituency of collected samples may account for differences.

While the studies sought to utilize prostate cancer cell lines with similar biological potentials (established cell lines all derived from metastases) the degree of diversity present within the samples may account for some of the residual differences still identified.

The small differences in adiposity between the samples would not appear to account for the very large differences between Misra et al.'s findings and the other studies, but it is plausible that ethnic differences between the samples may account for them [ 16].

Alternatively as CDH binds to cellulose, differences in the amount of residual cellulose present at the time of sampling may account for differences in the enzyme activities observed.

However, this difference in serum sampling may account for some discrepancies with results from previous studies if, for example, transient rises in antibody levels to particular VAR2CSA domains occur during pregnancy.

It was therefore not surprising to observe such a distinct pattern of over-expression between nuclear and mitochondrial encoded genes, considering also that the lack of an accompanying up-regulation of nuclear-encoded respiratory genes in the Complex I-depleted OST-83 sample may account for a 'black-out' in the nucleus-mitochondrion crosstalk.

Our analysis differs mainly in the inclusion of two Millardia species and a representative of the genus Cremnomys and this wider taxon sampling may account for the improved support for the sister group relationship of this lineage with the 'arvicanthines' and 'otomyines'otomyines

The sequences deposited in GenBank are all from pooled samples which may account for the sequence differences seen.

A highly variable Cs coordination environment caused by sample preparation may account for the discrepancies between our results and EXAFS interpretations.