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The study population was small; therefore, potential tumor-type-specific effects could not be completely excluded (although major effects were not detected).

A role of alarm pheromone in recruiting colony members cannot be completely excluded, although in contrast to the effect of tactile disturbance in P. sundanica [31], no exudate was released from cornicles.

Phylogenetic errors of construction, such as long branch attraction effect, cannot be completely excluded, although the presence of close orthologs reinforce the trees generated.

Even the phosphate concentration in parenteral and enteral nutrition cannot be completely excluded, although this would not alter the basic results of the study.

31 32 A non-response bias cannot be completely excluded, although our non-response survey did not point to that possibility.

A penetrating wound of the hindlimb coinciding with the liver biopsy procedure and the gastrointestinal symptoms is another possible explanation for the bacterial infection that cannot be completely excluded, although no wound was found at post-mortem examination.

Confounding and other sources of bias, however, cannot be completely excluded on the basis of available data, although we found no strong evidence for their effect.

DIS3L2 was therefore unlikely to cause the testicular tumor in this case, although it cannot be completely excluded that the DIS3L2 gene expression was deregulated in the affected tissue.

Although it cannot be completely excluded that they have been produced by segmental duplications and later separated by chromosomal rearrangements or insertions of mobile elements over time, this pattern might have been produced by a mechanism that is specific for bracoviruses.

Those areas must be completely excluded from any agricultural activities (Fig. 1), although the use of biomass waste and forest residues from such areas for energy purposes is possible (e.g. [53]).

This probably reflects multiple Austronesian arrivals to Madagascar from about 700 AD onward (although earlier dates cannot be completely excluded).