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These findings lead us to assume that the cervical region may have an important role for this type of headache, but this has to be confirmed in future research, as these data can be extrapolated only to patients with this type of headache who also have neck disability.
Thus, our results can be extrapolated only to severe trauma patients admitted directly to university hospital trauma centers.
Therefore, the results can be extrapolated only to a limited extent to the real-life situation of dynamic prosthesis implantation in the operating theatre.
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The results of this study may be extrapolated only reservedly to other regions with differing healthcare infrastructure.
These results are specific to frail older people living in residential care and, thus, should be extrapolated only with care.
Thus, total pregnancy weight gain could be extrapolated only for 2,089 women.
Total pregnancy weight gain could be extrapolated only for 2,089 women, of which 123 had developed breast cancer.
In the present study, very different predictions would arise if data were extrapolated only from fitness effects observed from the first sampling following summer growth, compared to the second sampling that included both summer and overwintering effects.
In addition, substantial species differences in cytochrome-P450-mediated drug metabolism have been reported (Martignoni et al., 2006); therefore, information derived from our previous studies using animal models can only be extrapolated to humans to a limited degree.
The center's study extrapolates only to 2011 but it finds that 40percentto59percentcent of the jobs would be recovered by then.
The results of this study can only be extrapolated to a subset of patients admitted to the ICU.
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