We acknowledge that the validity and reliability estimates were influenced by the narrow sampling due to logistical difficulties [ 33].
In addition, some evidence suggests that cancer fear is generally lower in those who are older [ 8], but investigation of age effects was restricted by the narrow age-range of the sample.
Isaf said the study "suffered from irrelevant generalisations, narrow sample sets, unprofessional rhetoric and sensationalism".
Copper is both vital and toxic for many biological systems [1, 2], so its determination in water samples is warranted by the narrow window of concentration between essentiality and toxicity [3, 4].
In contrast, identification of FLT3-ITD signaling outliers was aided by the narrow range of signaling responses observed in this sample set.
Thus, the catalytic activity of as-prepared Mg2Ni samples may be limited by the narrow size of some unoccupied tetrahedral and octahedral sites.
These common rock structures are breached by the narrow North Channel.
This is justified by the narrow distribution of these quantities.
When faced with a living tree or intact structure, researchers will bore long, narrow samples from the trunk — biopsies, essentially.
Prediction: Rylance, by the narrowest of heads.
