Although these different educational structures have been suggested to explain differences in the educational success of migrants across countries, there is little systematic evidence for this claim (Buchmann and Parrado, 2006; Heath and Birnbaum, 2007).
Many theories have been suggested to explain differences in individual health.
Virus is located mainly in pancreatic tissue (digestive diverticula), and various mechanisms have been suggested to explain differences between oyster species regarding virus accumulation, such as mechanical entrapment or ionic bonding (10, 13, 24, 25 ).
Different mechanisms have been suggested to explain the differences in PTSD symptoms between ambulance workers within the ambulance services.
Sex-biased dispersal or other demographic processes have been suggested to explain the differences between mitochondrial and Y chromosomal divergence times in macaques and humans [ 46, 50, 53].
Various factors have been suggested to explain gender differences in asthma prevalence and incidence such as hormonal modulation[5], gender difference in hyper reactivity [18], [19], [20], preferential exposure of women to environmental triggers such as aeroallergens, and ventilatory response to PcO2[4].
Hypotheses suggested to explain these differences include variation in clinician decisions about labor management, hospital level characteristics, maternal preferences and risk tolerance, and/or unknown differences in labor patterns among subgroups of women [ 10- 12].
The present study did not attempt to elucidate the neurophysiological factors that have been suggested to explain the differences in sEMG recordings between land and water.
Although other members of the family had similar enzymatic activity in reducing cytokinin levels, the higher level of OsCKX expression in high yielding rice is suggested to explain phenotypic differences correlated with high yield rice.
Complex sociobiological [Gillberg et al., 1995; Gillberg et al., 1991] and environmental routes [Dealberto, #b 1001] have been suggested to explain the differences reported across a range of studies but none have been formally tested.
The social and behavioral factors, such as differences in social roles and behaviors, illness behavior, physician behavior and behavior related to health care utilization, have also been suggested to explain female male differences in mortality [ 17].
