These paradoxes are interpreted with relevance to patterns of racial and economic geographies of land use and mobility, the dominance of postwar automobility, the suburbanization of poverty, and wealth inequality in North American cities.
As a result of different study designs, the results are difficult to interpret with regard to clinical relevance.
Thus, the results of our experiments with cell lines and pulmonary shigellosis must be interpreted with reservations until the relevance of Unc119 is confirmed in humans.
The above findings should be interpreted with caution because the relevance of axillary micrometastasis in determining prognosis in invasive breast cancer remains controversial.
However, this evidence has to be interpreted with caution and any clinical relevance of the tumoural PKM2 mRNA expression should be validated prospectively.
Given the fact that VAS showed very little variance, this correlation's relevance should be interpreted with caution.
Its clinical relevance must be interpreted with caution, as there are several classification systems available in the literature (Becker et al, 2003, 2011; Fujitani et al, 2012), with classification of responders varying from a complete HPR to <50% residual tumour (Becker et al, 2003; Mansour et al, 2007; Fujitani et al, 2012).
To generate a more comprehensive picture of the mutation spectra arising in MMR-deficient tumors, and in particular, to interpret their clinical relevance with respect to diagnostically assessing MSI and therapeutically targeting MMR-deficient tumors, we sequenced another comprehensive set of MMR-deficient tumors.
It is often difficult for clinicians to interpret clinical relevance of results obtained using conventional approaches.
However, the effect size of the improved verbal learning score is also very high in the control group and therefore clinical relevance of this result should be interpreted with caution.
Hence, results should be interpreted with caution and in relation to their public health relevance.
