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As a consequence, conclusions can be drawn about measures to minimize refractory wear in copper smelter linings.
A similar conclusion may also be drawn about other centrality measures; this situation is indicative of their advantageous locations in the network allowing them to act as intermediaries.
27 Unfortunately, this study lacked long-term follow-up; thus, no conclusions may be drawn about the sustained effects of those measures.
Given the exploratory character of the study and the lack of valid outcome measures, no conclusions can be drawn about the effectivity or cost-effectiveness of the project.
Without this, misleading conclusions can be drawn about the putatively protective role of a single dietary measure.
Because depression was not measured in this study, no conclusions can be drawn about the prevalence and the influence of depression in this study population.
Due to the scarcity of papers included (seven), significant heterogeneity in target group, intervention setting, outcomes measured and methodologies applied, no conclusions can be drawn about the effect of CM on cancer patient care.
Further psychometric testing of the Indicators (Non-small Cell Lung Cancer) measure is required before more definitive conclusions can be drawn about its reliability and validity.
PLA is a sampling method that, by measuring a few interactions per cell, allows conclusions to be drawn about the behavior of a larger pool of molecules.
In the second method, inferences are drawn about the fitness effects of new mutations from changes in population fitness or trait measures under conditions where the selection regime (or lack of selection) is known.
