Beck, however, has always situated her own detailed ethnographic narratives and analyses in wider contexts and has been careful to avoid unwarranted generalizations about Iranian nomadic and tribal peoples, or about Iran generally, based solely on her experience among the Qashqa'i - though the main title of her latest monograph might suggest otherwise.
Multiway sensitivity analyses resulted in wide ranges of net costs to savings; the range depended on travel duration and chemoprophylaxis adherence.
The small number of respondents with suicidal self harm retained in the analyses resulted in wide confidence intervals, and we cannot conclude from this that the variable estimates have changed.
There is however a problem with small numbers of breast cancer deaths in the stratified analyses, resulting in wide confidence intervals and consequently poor precision, why the results must be interpreted with caution.
After the exclusion of patients with a lifetime diagnosis of any comorbid condition (depressive disorder, bipolar affective disorder, conduct disorder, drug abuse, and borderline personality disorder), only 946 suicide related events remained for the analyses, resulting in wide 95% confidence intervals (table 4).
As such, our method is able to disentangle the sex influence on a genome wide level, and paves the way to achieve more accurate association analyses in genome wide methylation studies.
However, for this specific case, accurate relationship between degree of elasticity and fracture's aperture would be defined only by core analyses in a wide range of applied stresses from pore fluid to the walls of fractures.
Larson et al. [ 6, 7] have studied the domestication process of European and Asian wild boar and domestic pigs based on mitochondrial D-loop sequence analyses in a wide range of pig breeds.
The small number of Liverpool cases analysed resulted in wide CIs.
Finally, for some of the predefined outcomes, limited trial data could be included in the meta-analyses resulting in wide confidence intervals and less certain point estimates.
