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Similarly, residual silicone granulomas from extracapsular rupture or from previous direct silicone injections compromise the evaluation of a new implant (Figs. 19 and 20).

For example, a myriad of disease risk factors/modifiers often compromise the evaluation of a single disease.

However, FCH presents a variable urinary excretion with high accumulation in the bladder that can compromise the evaluation of the prostatic region.

CTP is prone to motion artifacts particularly in patients with high heart rate, which may compromise the evaluation of myocardial perfusion.

One patient was excluded because of a large mediastinal haematoma that compromised the evaluation of mediastinal lymph nodes.

Pregnant or lactating bitches were not included, as were dogs with a history or clinical symptoms of renal, cardiac, gastro-intestinal or other disorders if the condition in the opinion of the investigator would have exposed the dog to an unacceptable risk or compromised the evaluation of the study results.

However, this technique has shown a lower sensitivity in individuals with a low parasite load, in areas of low endemicity, and receiving a particular therapy [ 44, 45], which compromises the evaluation of the accuracy of new techniques to diagnose S. mansoni infections, when compared to the standard technique, which was used as reference.

Jensen et al. (85) found that high-quality CE was accompanied by a trade-off in research scientific methods, which was echoed by Balcázar et al. (3), who showed that dissemination of baseline results to the entire community improved community participation but also led to control group contamination that compromised the evaluation of their intervention.

However, a decline in the sensitivity of this technique was observed in individuals with low parasite load infections residing in ALEs, following specific treatment, which compromises the evaluation of new techniques for diagnosing infection by S. mansoni, when it is used as a reference [ 61, 62].

We applied an evaluation methodology designed to avoid some of the bias which could have compromised the evaluation process.

This security is particularly compromised if the evaluation of project flood is empirical.