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As can be seen in Table  5, large observed ranking intervals are quite possible and can mainly be interpreted as resulting from the limited precision of the instruments.

This can mainly be interpreted as a result of the improvements of DF, such as lowering the sulfur content from more than 500 ppm in the 1980s to less than 10 ppm (Bünger et al., 2000a; Bünger et al., 2006; Hesterberg et al., 2006).

This implies that the multivariate regression analyses are mainly explorative and must be interpreted with caution.

There is often a more marked and longer lasting reversal of the usual social patterning among men than women [ 9- 11] for reasons which have tended to be interpreted mainly in terms of contemporaneous risk factors that differ by sex [ 11].

It was observed that the average metallic particle size in the case of the 2 wt% Pt/350USY was unchanged by the deactivation reaction, which may indicate that no metal sintering occurred; however, this conclusion cannot be assured, as TEM was able to study only limited regions of the samples and consequently the results should be interpreted as mainly local [43].

The combined item tap water/mineral water can be interpreted as mainly tap water, because the consumption of bottled water in the Netherlands in 1986 was very low.

Firstly, the estimated effect could be interpreted as mainly a STROBE effect, since this reporting guideline was used in the vast majority of assessments.

The factor validity is reported mainly for completeness and should be interpreted with caution.> The lower bound estimates of reliability assessed by Cronbach's alpha for the original and reduced questionnaires are shown in Table  4.

Due to the limited number of patients in certain strata, the results are mainly for descriptive purposes and should be interpreted accordingly.

However, because sample size was small (28 specimens per hatchery) and SNPs were mainly biallelic, FIS values need to be interpreted with caution since negative selection processes or domestication occurring in hatchery stocks cannot be excluded.

The finding that more enrolled patients are mainly attended by a diabetologist can be interpreted as an indicator of process quality but also as an indicator of overusage of specialists.