However, most studies of maternal environmental effects on seeds have examined only one maternal factor and one seed trait [ 4], which may give an incomplete view of the influence of maternal effects [ 2].
However, many of these studies have been limited in scope, often focusing on particular subsets of the homeless population and/or examining only one risk factor [ 16, 44- 47], or conducted outside of North America [ 42, 43, 48, 49].
Here, however, an entirely general approach was taken to neglect any a priori knowledge on the compounds involved, as well as any bias introduced by examining only one or a few specific scenarios.
The researchers cautioned that they examined only one species and that the fish were held in cages.
Examining only one aspect -- be it statistics or evidence gathered through personal interviews -- would have painted an incomplete picture, which in turn, would have resulted in flawed conclusions.
The report says the council's own report, following its investigation into the conviction of five local men for grooming underage girls for sex, was "weak" since it examined only one case.
In its first 15 years, Bard has examined only one thoroughly American composer, Charles Ives (in 1996), although a few of its other subjects -- Bartok (1995), Schoenberg (1999) and Mahler (2002) -- had important links to the United States.
Moreover, the study examined only one region of the country.
Thus, host genetic studies examining only one pathogen can yield inconsistent associations.
