In establishing procedures, she said, the electoral commission had insisted on installing as many cautions as possible.
Lyte urges caution as well.
However, RNA-Seq should be applied with caution, as it is possible to miss variants that result in the loss of a gene product.
As such, the coefficient for percentage of smaller trips in particular should be treated with caution, as it is possible this reflects in part households' willingness to report even their smaller trips.
However comparisons with study retention rates from trials undertaken in secondary care should be made with caution as it is possible that participants were not equivalent in terms of motivation and self-efficacy.
However, these findings should be interpreted with caution, as it is possible that the longer duration subgroup included patients with more chronic and possibly refractory MDD who were less likely to respond to any antidepressant treatment.
However, some caution as to the possible role played by the MC in achieving these results is warranted; since virtually all patients had MCs it is not possible to distinguish between those who had and those who did not have MCs in achieving these outcomes.
The good mean scores achieved in these two areas, however, should be taken with caution, as it is possible that they are subject to social desirability bias in a way that respondents were reluctant to denote themselves negative attributes, such as being inefficient or reporting late to work.
Relationships between individual fluoroquinolone use and resistance should be interpreted with caution, as it is possible that our study is biased (an unknown confounder that is causally associated with MRSA or resistant P. aeruginosa occurs more frequently in hospitals that use more levofloxacin).
But voting was still going on in many states and Obama's campaign team, anxious to get as many votes out as possible, expressed caution about the exit polls.
