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Our results are in agreement with the existence of a guidance mechanism of spatial attention by features but cannot be interpreted in terms of location-independent global feature-based selection.
This study is informative but cannot be interpreted as a failure to replicate the duration finding, since women were not followed over time, and, obviously, only women still lactating were eligible (15 ).
Accordingly, correlations between genomic prediction and EPD or deregressed EPD provide a guide to accuracy, but cannot be interpreted as quantifying the proportion of variation accounted for by the genomic prediction applied to new animals.
We note that if we use the duplication order implied by the non-ultrametric version of the bZIP phylogeny where the branch lengths still encode evolutionary information but cannot be interpreted directly as representing evolutionary time we obtain a of 0.20 (3109 concordant and 2084 discordant pairs) and an associated P-value of 0.002.
"We might not like or agree with such decisions but they cannot be interpreted as meaning that person is depressed or mentally incompetent.
These four initiatives for some years have received public seed money, but they cannot be interpreted as regime projects.
The estimations of cumulative incidence of death made by the Kalbfleisch and Prentice method in virtual center 2 were correct, but they cannot be interpreted alone.
Genetic specificity is expected to arise as a basic condition for the functioning of the mutualistic interaction; but it cannot be interpreted as an evolved adaptation when studying mutualism effectiveness (Kiers et al. 2002; De Mazancourt et al. 2005).
Either modeling approach adequately describes and predicts the course of FA, but their parameters cannot be interpreted in terms of one another.
A non-representative subset of studies reported data by age and sex, but these comparisons cannot be interpreted meaningfully except insofar as vitamin A supplementation was associated with significant reductions in mortality for all subgroups.
Therefore, immunosuppression is likely an additional risk, but absolute CD4 count cannot be interpreted during a severe malaria episode.
