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Despite the benefits related to integrating both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, the study findings must be interpreted carefully in light of the sampling techniques used.
Given the results shown for motifs (discussed above in relation to Figures 1C,D and 2C), such analyses may need to be carefully re-evaluated in light of the sampling nature of present network data.
Study findings should be interpreted in light of the small sample size, which was collected using convenience sampling.
As the sample comprised only 52 families, this finding should be viewed with caution in light of the small sample size.
Although this study must be interpreted in light of the small sample size and observational nature, the temporal association demonstrated in this study utilizing continuous variability analysis is in keeping with past investigations utilizing intermittent variability analysis where reduced HRV was demonstrated in the presence of sepsis in adults [11] [15] and infants [18] [20].
The results of this study must be considered in light of the small sample size.
The findings need to be considered in light of the small sample size due to the specialised setting.
However, the results must be seen in light of the small sample size and should therefore be considered as preliminary.
However, a statistically significant difference would be difficult to find in light of the small sample size.
Nonetheless, these efficacy results should be interpreted with caution in light of the small sample size and the high crossover rate to intetumumab in the control cohort.
In light of the small sample size, specifically the data on pAKT and p53 should be regarded carefully and hypothesis-generating only and they clearly need prospective validation in a larger cohort of patients.
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