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This trend can be explained in part by improved diagnostic techniques and systematic early-detection programmes.
The difficulty encountered with every attempt to establish peace may be explained in part by the prevalence of a unidimensional approach to solutions.
This can be explained in part by differences in culture and in the perception of what is acceptable driving behaviour.
The difference between Mexico's performance and that of other countries in the region can be explained in part by Mexico's stronger ties with North America.
These figures can be explained in part by a return to stability in conflict zones such as Côte d'Ivoire;
This pattern suggests there is some impact of the data sources used and might be explained in part by import and medicine supply cycles for these medicines.
This could be explained, in part, by the remaining constraints on business development, and on SMEs in particular.
The low level of accession to the Convention, especially among so-called host States,could be explained in part by the fact that the protection regime under the Convention involved sensitive legal and political issues.
That might be explained in part by the fact that the Government of China had only recently begun to give serious attention to training bilingual teachers.
However, as indicated in paragraphs 44 to 48 of the Board's report,the low rate of implementation could be explained in part by the fact that many of the recommendations were multi-year, requiring sustained effort in order to be fully implemented.
This can be explained in part by the large differences in the nature and size of the stimulus packages across countries and in the timing of their implementation.
The proliferation of reservations in human rights treaties, in which context the principle of reciprocity plays only a marginal role,can probably be explained in part by the link between the formulation of reservations and their reciprocal application: when reciprocity is not a factor, there are more reservations.
This situation could be explained in part by the fact that women are more exposed and more vulnerable than men to HIV infection.
The longer average flight distances could be explained in part by increased movement between Asia and Europe, as well as to and through Africa.
This could be explained in part by the particular challenges of peace, security and development facing the continent, and the legitimate concern of the international community.
The high level of unemployment among women can be explained in part by the halt in operations in light industry and the food and chemical industries, traditionally“female” sectors.
This may be explained in part by the fact that human rights violations perpetrated by the national security forces are easier to monitor than those of armed groups due to access.
The lower level of circulation to NBFIs can be explained in part by the fact that in many small and developing economies, the financial markets lack depth and diversity.
This trend may be explained in part by the increasing competition from other developing countries that some of them now face for their main exports, such as ready-made garments.
Those inconsistencies can be explained in part by the fact that the drafts were prepared by different delegations at different times.
That total impunity could be explained in part by the fact that even though the current Government was a coalition government, in which the majority of the opposition parties were represented, the key ministries were still in the hands of dignitaries of the old regime, who, naturally, were scarcely inclined to rake up the past.
These deficiencies may be explained in part by the extremely tight deadlines faced by the competition authority and the courts.
The delays in recruitment may be explained in part by the fact that the procedure of review of files and selection and recruitment of candidates is highly labour-intensive, since the files have to pass through the various recruitment and promotion bodies established to consider these questions, and also because the candidates who are selected need time to prepare to take up their duties.
The slow advance in this area can be explained in part by the duplication of investigative functions between the Court and the National Judiciary Council.
That situation could be explained in part by inadequate and inefficient public spending, their heavy debt load, inadequate access to rich country markets and inadequate official development assistance.
These decreases in seizures in overland drug trafficking may be explained in part by trafficking having shifted to other transit zones, as in the case of the United States-Mexican borders, or to other methods, such as shifting from the use of TIR trucks to that of private vehicles.
The position of my delegation can be explained in part by our wish to continue to conform to prior resolutions and decisions that I mentioned, and from the concern to not interfere in the internal affairs of the People's Republic of China, which could constitute a threat to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of a United Nations Member State.
That rise in interest in the reformof the Council and the activism of some in that respect can be explained in part by the fact that the High-level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change is to submit its report to the Secretary-General at the beginning of December and the fact that the Secretary-General's recommendations in that regard could include references to the reform of the Security Council.
The increase in cooperation could be explained in part by the growing trends towards regional and subregional integration among developing countries, which in itself has had the effect of increasing opportunities for cooperation, and partly by the efforts of donor countries, international agencies and non-governmental organizations(NGOs) that have consistently promoted South-South cooperation.
As mentioned in the previous report, this can be explained, in part, by the resource-based industrial structure of the Canadian economy, which needs to spend relatively little on research and development, and possibly by the level of foreign ownership in its manufacturing sector.