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While the MaxEnt null model is useful for understanding how ecosystem features such as spatial and temporal heterogeneity can affect network structure, methodological variability across the available data limit the ecological insight that can be drawn from analyses across a broad range of data sets.

Providing orientation in this case seems to be impossible at the first glance – but there is a constructive way as will be shown in this paper: orientation can be drawn from analysing the diverging futures both semantically and hermeneutically (Section 4).

61 A similar conclusion was drawn from analyses of data in the ADVANCE study.

This conclusion was drawn from analyses conducted within Iliamna Lake, a large and population-rich lake harbouring three different spawning habitats.

The prospective design of the analyses strengthens the inferences that can be drawn from these analyses.

> While AFM analyses cover sample surfaces only, conclusions on the chemical and structural nature of the sample volume may be drawn from WAXS analyses and indirectly from sample thermal stability, although a more precise criterion should be assumed here than the one which results from the classical TG analysis.

Several interesting conclusions could be drawn from these analyses.

The main conclusions to be drawn from these analyses are summarized below.

Examples will be drawn from recent analyses of vaccination variables based on DHS and MICS.

However, only limited conclusions can be drawn from any analyses of these data even if 'meta-analysis techniques' are used.

Of note, as in any observational study, causal relations cannot be drawn from these analyses as residual confounding cannot be excluded.