Sentence examples for concerns for the study from inspiring English sources

These findings demonstrated that confounding and misclassification of exposure and outcome status are not major concerns for the study.

There are some potential concerns for the study.

Small sample sizes (given the large coefficient of variation in some measures) and a lack of placebo control were noted as concerns for the study and reason to pursue additional trials with this compound.

Further exclusions included subjects who were in hospital, transferred to long term or palliative care, or mentally incompetent without a legal guardian (n = 40), who required a translator (n = 6) or who posed a safety concern for the study nurses (n = 7).

Thermal short-circuiting between the inner and outer flow channel was not a major concern for the studied GHEs with a large diameter, which can be different for GHEs of small diameter (Zanchini et al. 2010).

Another important area of concern for this study is the inherent heterogeneity in stem cell populations [44], [45].

Of particular concern for this study is that the gapped alignment of the spliced reads defining potential SSS events are the result of alignment artifacts rather than alignments to true exon-exon junctions, particularly if the spliced reads mapped across a non-canonical splice junction.

Two issues are of great concern for the case study, i.e., the efficiency of our proposed method and the impact of the outage cost on the result.

The reason for his pessimism concerning the prospects for the study of meaning was his feeling that it would be a long time before a complete scientific description of the situations in which utterances were produced and the responses they called forth in their hearers would be available.

Gen. Peter "Duke" DeLuca, commander of the North Atlantic Division of the Army Corps of Engineer, who serves on the DRBC, expressed concern about waiting for the study because "it could be several years before the final results of the study are known".

Adequate time was set aside for questions or concerns about the study before each focus group session began.