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Second, in humans, the neural consequences of targeting large populations of neurons with neurostimulation via tDCS cannot be directly assessed.
More often, it is because the thing we hope to measure (like the conversion of a website visitor into a customer) cannot be directly assessed through any single variable.
A more accurate estimation could be derived by counting the number of instances, this approach too however is also inadequate as the complexity cannot be directly assessed in this way.
Since the nanoparticles reside throughout the specimen and TEM images provide 2D projections of 3D objects, the precise effect of these nanoparticles/clusters on copolymer nanostructure cannot be directly assessed without the use of transmission electron microtomography [30, 31], which will be provided in a forthcoming publication.
Therefore, while prominence of directional "forward protrusions" cannot be directly assessed by track morphometry, it is apparent that enhancement of track length which is not accompanied by high roughness values is, most likely, driven by increased directional lamellipodial activity (Table S6 and Figure 5).
At last, we acknowledge that mechanistic relationships cannot be directly assessed in our observational human investigation.
In animal studies, neuroplasticity can be directly assessed in the amygdala, but this cannot be directly and noninvasively assessed in human studies, which is an important area for future research.
The second assumption that for any source, any member of the population has equal probability of capture cannot be directly assessed.
Its main goal is to improve peak calling and cannot be directly applied to assess the spatial correlations among peak lists from different ChIP-seq data.
Patient-reported outcomes (PRO) can add substantial value in the assessment of disease/symptomatic expression, disease impacts and treatment benefit, particularly in conditions characterized by symptoms which cannot be directly observed or are best assessed based on the patient's direct report [8].
