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Thus, although DNA sequence change explains much of plant somaclonal variation, variability in epigenetic reprogramming of gene expression substantially explains the phenotypic variability of clonally regenerant animals [ 2, 24].

MMP2, a collagenase with the ability to break down extracellular matrix proteins, was common to both pathways, and substantially explains the difference between the two regimens for these pathways.

Because rural respondents were poorer, they were much more likely to be eligible for the MWS in 2001 (35.7% compared to 11.5% in urban areas), and this substantially explains the lower rural proportion with no health insurance at that date.

The main conclusion from this exercise is that cross-country differences in schooling quality substantially explain the lower return to immigrant education in the Canadian labor market, and that the gap in returns to schooling nearly disappears once the quality of schooling is taken into account.

Compelling evidence for functional evolutionary innovation in proteins is rare [1], however, and often insufficient to substantially explain the uniqueness, diversity, and complexity of species [2], [3].

13 18 38 However, such potential covariates have not been able to substantially explain the found associations.

Molecular subtypes did not substantially explain the differences in survival outcomes between screened and symptomatic patients.

Workplace-related factors (social support in the workplace, job stress, working hours and type of employment) substantially explained the association between occupation and SROH.

In the Canadian study, the experience of litigation substantially explained the level of depression in workers who had suffered mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injury with perceived combined stress and pain [ 20].

Compared with professionals, blue-collar workers had a significantly higher OR of poor SROH and the association was substantially explained by the workplace-related factors; ORs ranged from 1.44 in the age-adjusted and sex-adjusted model to 1.18 in the multivariate model.

In summary, post-treatment changes in serum estrogens and SHBG concentrations, or changes in the association of such concentrations with disease risk, have the potential to substantially explain both the elevation in breast cancer risk with CEE + MPA and the reduction in risk with CEE.