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However, this result could not be interpreted because the authors simultaneously change the F protein cleavage site from a mono-basic to a poly-basic motif, which likely would have the effect of increasing replication, spread, and immunogenicity.

The latter observation, however, should be carefully interpreted because the amide I and II bands of protein main chains are generally sensitive to subtle differences in sample conditions.

These results must be carefully interpreted because the mere presence of molecules of interest does not guarantee functional or pathophysiological significance.

Finally, these data should still be cautiously interpreted because the suggested mediators may simply be statistical intermediates and/or markers of various pathogenic processes not essentially on the causal pathway to HCC.

The obtained results can be quantitatively and qualitatively interpreted because the density of each set of links gives a clear vision of the frequency distribution of each PAM state under two independent scenarios.

The clinical implications of Lipofundin MCT/LCT-induced enhanced attenuation of endothelium-dependent NO-mediated relaxation should be cautiously interpreted because the aorta, which is considered a conduit vessel, was used in this in vitro experiment, whereas small-resistance arterioles regulate organ blood flow.

This result is difficult to interpret because, to the best of our knowledge, an upper normal or even toxic level of citrate in serum is not well established.

Inventory figures are often difficult to interpret because the reasons for changes are seldom clear.

Results may be hard to interpret because the tests are being conducted in different ways and so may produce varying findings, the advocacy coalition's report said.

Verbal fluency deficits in schizophrenia are difficult to interpret because the tasks are multi-factorial and groups differ in total words generated.

Official statistics are difficult to interpret, because the movement is interdenominational and international, but the Unity movement is thought to reach some six million persons, most of whom, however, are not members.