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Within-person effects cannot be reliably interpreted from aggregations of processes that differ between people (Jaccard, 2012; Molenaar, 2004).

In addition, it should be noted that Tg results cannot be reliably interpreted from samples collected immediately after surgery (i.e. post-surgical Tg half-life: 2 4 days) or up to 3 months after radioiodine therapy (2, 66, 67, 68).

Given that more than 80% of our participants were under 50 years of age, our estimates of protection by vaccine cannot be reliably interpreted for older adults.

Second, the microbial sequence "background" in clinical specimens from healthy persons (e.g., blood) must be better characterized before findings from ill persons can be reliably interpreted.

We must then accept that certain combinations of these 14 signals can be reliably interpreted as one of four states of mind: engagement, excitement, frustration and meditation.

Infants with CP were excluded, since some Griffiths subscales can not be reliably interpreted in case of motor disabilities.

The three sites with previously unpublished chronologies have unsupported 210Pb inventories that can be reliably interpreted using the constant rate-of-supply model (Fig. S1).

The preliminary results cannot for the moment be reliably interpreted.

However, the best fitting 3-class model had one small class (n = 3) that could not be reliably interpreted.

The cortical responses can only be reliably interpreted when the peripheral and spinal responses are also present.

Of these, 27 were eliminated because they showed failures or high null allele frequencies, were not polymorphic, or had complex peak patterns that could not be reliably interpreted.