Finally, major limitations also stem from the definition of ALI that may cover different clinical patterns and histological findings, which may explain significant interobserver diagnostic disagreement particularly in postoperative patients [ 33].
This may explain the significant findings of providers from dispensaries and health workers appreciating SP use better than hospitals.
Therefore, the substantial increase in the number of cases analysed, which increased our power to detect associations for RCC overall and by subtype, is likely to explain our significant findings.
This could explain the significant finding in this study of an association between knowing that ART suppresses the virus, prolongs life, and increases the quality of life and receiving an HIV test (χ = 9.116; df = 2; P < 0.01).
Limited statistical power may partially explain the lack of significant findings in the pooled analysis.
As in that study, the percentage of high fish consumers is low in our population; leading to a lack of statistical power that may explain the absence of significant findings for this association.
This influence of higher random measurement error with fewer measurements per subject available might partly explain the lack of significant findings from some epidemiological of BPA and fetal growth (Philippat et al. 2012; Wolff et al. 2008).
However, as in other studies, even our most significant findings individually explain only a small proportion of the variance in HDL-C level.
There are several potential reasons that may explain the lack of more significant findings.
The omission of the time 2 sample (owing to low numbers) in the calculation of the AUC may possibly explain the non-significant findings as this may not have been able to effectively capture the complete rise in cortisol upon awakening.
Our most significant findings, however, still explain less than 5% of the variance in HDL-C level, a trait that is up to 70% heritable.
