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However, as Figure 2 illustrates, sensitivity changes cannot be inferred unambiguously from 2D data; 3D data are required to distinguish lateral displacement of the intensity-growth function from alternate actions of the drug, such as alteration of gain or subjective effort cost, which would shift the mountain rightward along the opportunity-cost ("price") axis (Fig. 3c).

The inability to make simple, clear predictions about body size changes in response to climate change further emphasizes that the adaptive nature of a size change cannot be inferred from patterns only (conformity or not to Bergmann's rule), and that estimating selection pressures acting on size is key to understand these trends.

The study limitations are due to (1) the lack of information of testing practice for patients without laboratory-confirmed gonorrhoea, that is, the proportion of lost cases is unknown, (2) the fact that both systems are anonymous, that is, we can only estimate the degree of under-reporting or underdiagnosing of cases and (3) possible changes in sexual behaviour cannot be inferred from our data.

Thus, while relative changes in the availability of high, medium and low quality habitat are identifiable, expected changes in minimum population size cannot be inferred.

When mismatches are located in the three central positions in a 50-mer, the type of MM base and its position cannot be inferred from the intensity change.

Hepatic insulin sensitivity cannot be inferred from observed postprandial change in hepatic glycogen concentration because glucose transport into the hepatocyte is not rate limiting, unlike in muscle, and hyperglycemia itself drives the process of glycogen synthesis irrespective of insulin action.

In such situations, the numerical error as well as the subgrid model can change with grid spacing in a complicated manner that cannot be inferred from the results of classical error analysis.

Causality (of predictors) cannot be inferred, and there could be many explanations for changes in the readiness constructs.

But even when change in human behavior is directly observed, without proper experimental design causation cannot be inferred.

Whether changes in pH are a cause of or a consequence of the resulting SIRS and mortality in this study cannot be inferred from the data presented.

9, 10 Such effects are often labeled neurotoxicity, although given that actual cell atrophy cannot be inferred from structural neuroimaging data or cognitive sequelae, it is more conservative to regard them as neuroadaptive changes.