The effectiveness of these measures remains unclear, because of insufficient study sample size and/or differences in study settings.
The relative unrestricted inclusion and exclusion criteria, the uniform treatment protocol, and the fact that men who attended the study were living in cities as well as in rural areas in Denmark, allow generalisation of the results because the study sample was representative of a population of irradiated PCa patients.
This approach is necessary here because of the nature of the study sample, i.e., graduate level business students, whose entrepreneurial intentions and behaviors are yet to be observed.
Because 97% of the study sample had probable Lyme disease, a questionnaire about symptoms noted in the fiber group was administered to 60 patients with Lyme disease and no complaints of skin fibers.
Because of the small size of the study sample, the results cannot be generalised to the total population of MSW collectors.
First, because our study sample consisted of elderly men and women of European ethnicity, the generalizability to other age-groups and ethnicities is unknown.
Because of the small study sample, future research is needed to prove release of sCD40L from platelets and to get more insights into the mechanisms of platelet activation and sCD40L function in DPU.
Third, there was small representation from each professional group because of the small study sample.
Because of the small study sample, these results were seen as preliminary data.
Because of our large study sample size, we were also able to estimate health utility scores across a broader spectrum of clinical severities for many diabetes-related complications than those that were previously available for U.S. diabetes patients.
