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He argues that 'minor literature' should not be seen as a rigid framework to be applied in interpreting a specific case study, although its theoretical flexibility might be useful when investigating a literature that strongly refuses categorization.

However caution should be applied in interpreting these results as evidence of the effectiveness of anti-bushmeat efforts by the mine due to potential confounding factors: for example abundance of bushmeat species may vary between the study areas, and our method may not have completely removed the sensitivity of questions about illegal consumption.

Nonetheless, caution should be applied in interpreting these results as indicating ASD rates, as firm conclusions require clinical confirmation.

With often small sample sizes within species, caution must be applied in interpreting the present data because future sampling may reveal auto-pollinating variants in those remaining clade C species classified here as outcrossers (Type I).

Another possibility is that collinearities between the model covariates are responsible 36: correlations between pollutant pairs of up to 0.61 suggest that caution should be applied in interpreting the independent effect estimates, particularly for CO and ozone in models adjusted for NO2, with which both pollutants were strongly correlated.

However, caution should be applied in interpreting these results, as it is not clear that the distribution of transposons in the PEST strain is a good reflection of their distribution in the natural populations within which the RCIs arose, especially given that PEST is chromosomally standard (uninverted) with respect to all common inversions.

Analysis of the reproductive survey yielded an estimated size threshold for reproduction of 25.1 cm dbh (CI95 = 21.2, 29.0 cm; n = 103 trees of which 22 were reproductive: 17/94 S. macrophylla and 5/9 S. mahagoni) at Cabrits, and this estimate is applied in interpreting further results.

These can be applied in designing, performing, and interpreting diffusion experiments by deducing DRV from the available information for the target material and tracer, combined with the results of this study.

The variable-range hopping model as well as a thermally activated conduction model were applied in order to interpret the experimental data.

A hydrochemical diagram proposed by (Chadha 1999) has been applied in this study to interpret the hydrochemical processes occurring in the study area.

On the same principle, in Fowler v. Rhode Island, supra, we found that a municipal ordinance was applied in an unconstitutional manner when interpreted to prohibit preaching in a public park by a Jehovah's Witness, but to permit preaching during the course of a Catholic mass or Protestant church service.