Because of aggregation effects, interpretation of the data has been restricted to a maximum of 20% aromatization.
According to Hill, the cause-effect interpretation of the data should not seriously interfere with current knowledge of the disease.
They include guidelines on frequency of PSA testing and digital rectal examination to detect and manage recurrence, management of common physical and psychosexual adverse treatment effects, interpretation of the DT, and referral information to relevant services (eg, sexual health and continence services).
Due to this effect, interpretation of its effects on the neurovascular coupling is limited; however, a clear beneficial effect was lacking.
Another limitation is that the cross-sectional nature of this study does not allow strict cause-effect interpretations of the associations between disability, comorbidity, and frailty.
In particular, matrix-induced stress and zinc in-diffusion were proved to have noticeable effect on interpretation of the phonon spectra and their size dependence for glass-embedded NCs [23, 30].
The differences in language that were highlighted did not effect our interpretation of the findings.
As these changes were minor, the difference in guidelines from 2003 to 2013 does not have a significant effect the interpretation of the results.
Subsequent studies have not clearly shown benefit, with evidence of adverse effect, but interpretation of the studies is complicated by six- to eightfold higher rates of hypoglycemia and by lesser difference in glycemia between the intervention and control groups (17– 17).
Pregnant/nursing women, those using insufficient birth control methods (where appropriate), or any patient who had an uncontrolled or intercurrent illness that would limit compliance with study requirements or effect the interpretation of the results were excluded.
Different types of fruits or vegetables were not specified and as different fruits and vegetables may exert different effects, the interpretation of the results was difficult.
