In addition, the difference in published reports may be attributed to the numbers of samples tested, methodological differences, and the sensitivity of methods used, such as use of different primer sets.
Instead, the discrepancy may be attributed to the analysis of different patient populations, to differences in sample size or to methodological differences in sample processing.
Apart from methodological inadequacies, the discrepancy of the results of previous studies might be attributed to the specific kinematic and dynamic conditions associated with each individual exercise.
No deaths are attributed to the storm.
The equivocal findings between the two studies may be attributed to numerous methodological factors though the only apparent differences lie in the exercise stimulus and the percentage body fat of the participants involved.
Although it is not yet clear if this is due to a pure rise in the prevalence of the disorder or if it can be at least partially attributed to methodological problems, the World Health Organization reports a rise in the burden of depression globally and a World Health Assembly resolution in May 2012 called for a coordinated response to mental disorders at country level [ 14].
The inconsistencies amongst the findings may be attributed to various methodological issues, including differences in sampling strategies, age structure and assessment instruments.
This inconsistency has been attributed to methodological shortcomings of the prognostic studies or to the recruitment of an unrepresentative cohort of low back pain patients [ 6, 9].
The inconsistent findings found in our review may be attributed to methodological factors, variability in the intervention elements and the way the intervention was administered.
