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The presence of tetragonal phase cannot be completely excluded because all its main diffraction peaks (24.0°, 39.8° and 46.6°) are also found in the orthorhombic phases.

Serious incidents in phase I studies are rare, but they can never be completely excluded because a drug's behavior in animals isn't always a good predictor of its effects in humans.

However, a healthy worker effect cannot be completely excluded because of recall bias.

Concomitant catheter related bacteremia or secondary catheter infection could not be completely excluded because central venous catheter cultures were unavailable.

This cannot be completely excluded because neurodegeneration is associated with the emergence of AβPP and phosphorylated tau in the brains of experimental CT mice.

Finally, a residual confounding cannot be completely excluded, because of epidemiological factors or other health determinants that were not considered in this study, such as environmental factors.

However, in the case of TYLCV as a member of the genus Begomovirus and family Geminiviridae, the possibility of TYLCV inflow or transmission through seeds was completely excluded because TYLCV was known to be transmitted not by seeds or mechanical inoculation, but only by the insect vector Bemisia tabaci27,28.

Nevertheless, a residual confounding on the estimates of vaccine effectiveness can not be completely excluded, perhaps because of undiagnosed illnesses, differences in functional status of the patients or other epidemiological factors not considered in this study.

That age and weight differences between the two study groups could have somewhat influenced the results cannot be completely excluded, but because the age and weight were not correlated with CgA, as tested in the 64 healthy bitches, a notable effect on the results presented here is not expected.

However, the presence of surface-adsorbed PEG cannot be completely excluded, though unlikely because rinsing in the ultrasonic bath most likely removed loosely bound PEG from the surface.

Finally, a residual confounding cannot be completely excluded, and could occur because of epidemiological factors not considered in this study, such as patients' socioeconomic status [ 20].