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Sometimes the CMs could not perform the intervention as they wanted.
However, the degree of binucleated CMs could not be determined accurately with either cross sections or longitudinal sections compared to 3D reconstitution (Fig. 6a).
In a penetrometer resistance model that excluded overburden pressure, or depth empirically, penetrometer resistance in deeper layers (>35 cm) could not be fitted accurately.
The absorbed dose of the smallest tumour (0.8 cm) could not reliably be measured.
Furthermore, we considered that stands with SOL > 120 cm could not be submitted to high-severity fires because it is highly unlikely that a fire would leave < 5 cm of residual SOL over the mineral soil in such stands.
The role of adhesion to ICAM1, whichhas been previously implicated in the pathogenesis of CM [24], and of gC1qR on CM could not be evaluated as there were only 3 cases of CM among study patients.
However, the presence of an additional QTL around 30 cM could not be excluded.
Despite the high reported sensitivity, lesions <0.7 cm could not be accurately detected.
In contrast to the initial analyses from the Canadian group, rete testis infiltration and tumor size >4 cm could not be validated in two prospective series for the identification of seminoma patients with a high risk of occult metastases [ 17, 18].
By mapping 120 bp of the flanking sequence surrounding each SNP on to scaffolds of ATLCOD1A build of the cod genome (Star et al. 2011) using BLASTN with an e-value threshold of 1−10, 133 additional SNPs could be anchored (for a total of 899 of the SNPs) on to specific linkage groups (LGs), although the position within LGs (in cM) could not be determined for these SNPs.
Steady reaction fronts with burning velocities in excess of 5 cm/s could not be established under all of these conditions, especially when burned gas temperatures were below 1450 K and/or when characteristic reaction front propagation times were on the order of the unburned gas ignition delay.
