The variables were selected based on expected relations with AGB, but also by data availability.
That is, in our framework duplicates may be originated by duplicated museum records, but also by data aggregators and by the spatial resolution of the environmental layers.
The latter is echoed by canopy structure data on natural forests, which are largely from temperate regions (Iio et al. 2014), but also by data from tropical East Africa (Pfeifer et al. 2014).
The performance of these models is limited not only by the number of calculations processed in the computer's central processing unit but also by data transfer processes, such as the memory-cache transfer, inter-node communication, and file input/output (I/O).
This way, models are not only constrained by behavioral data, but also by neuroimaging data.
Mouse IDGenes will contribute as an important resource to the research on mouse brain development, not exclusively by offering data retrieval, but also by allowing data input.
Moreover, the concept that septic AKI may have a distinct pathophysiology is supported not only by experimental data and evidence from small clinical studies [ 9, 20, 31- 34] but also by epidemiological data showing 'dose-response' trends in incidence rates and outcomes for septic AKI by either severity of sepsis or AKI.
To address this potential bias, data from 2005 is presented as a straight cross-sectional analysis defining COPD and non-COPD by current spirometry, but also by presenting data when the subjects had to fulfill the spirometric criteria of either COPD or non-COPD not only in 2005 but also at baseline, i.e. at recruitment in 2002 04.
Should our CAC findings be replicated in a future study, they would be supported not only by one published study finding lower median RBP4 levels in patients with CAD (27.8 μg/mL) vs. controls (29.8 μg/mL),[ 36] but also by published data suggesting differential associations of CAC vs. CIMT with CVD risk factors and CVD events [ 37, 38].
The larger difference for BEAGLE, could be caused not only by the differences in input data, but also by dividing the data in smaller chunks in the phased setup, although an overlap between chunks was used to avoid increases in error rate at either end.
However, efforts to make meaningful comparisons of micronutrient adequacy across European countries have been hampered not only by major differences in methods used in data collection, but also by disparities in data analysis.
