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In addition, the modest association of rs2522057 with psoriasis in the combined analysis of our sample sets could be explained by LD with the most significant marker, rs1800925.

This quantitative difference between biochemical and ultrastructural data sets could be explained by the fact that ultrastructural 3D reconstructions were performed in a restricted region of the hippocampus whereas the biochemical studies on the PSD region were conducted using the whole hippocampus.

Disparity between these two data sets could be explained by the fact that EGFP is not an endogenous mammalian gene and, therefore, siRNAs directed towards IGF1R and MAPK14 would be expected to share sequence homology with a greater number of mammalian genes than a siRNA to target EGFP and carry a greater risk of off-target silencing.

The high prevalence of NTHi in this private setting could be explained by the fact that vaccine coverage for PCV was considerably high (63.6%).

We used GDM [ 36] to quantify how much of the variation in the genetic data set could be explained by variation in the environmental data sets, as well as to create explicit spatial predictions of these observed patterns.

The lower methylation difference found in the validation set in comparison to the discovery set could be explained because the pyrosequencing data is an average across a larger region that contains three CpGs where only one is a critical CpG derived from the DNA methylation microarray.

The correlation of poor outcomes and high levels of MIF, particularly in patients in an injury setting, could be explained both by the pro-inflammatory and immunoregulatory properties of this cytokine, especially by modulating the expression of Toll-like receptor-4, a signal-transducing molecule of the LPS receptor complex, and the signal transduction cascade inherent in its activation [ 13].

This observation is in agreement with several recent clinical data indicating the superiority of taxane-containing regimens in the adjuvant setting and could be explained by the fact that incorporation of taxanes in the adjuvant treatment is more pronounced in patients with HER2-positive tumours (Hayes et al, 2007; Ellis et al, 2009).

The differences between both sets of parameters could be explained by differences in the growth conditions that influence on the density of N-related defects such as interstitials, substitutional N pairing or clustering in the samples.

This contradictory set of results could be explained by two limitations associated with this technique.

It has been proposed that the disappointing results obtained in the adjuvant setting with bevacizumab could be explained by an adverse effect of bevacizumab on tumour biology: increased aggressiveness of the cancer [ 54].