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Second, our sample was disproportionally women, thus making it difficult to draw accurate conclusions about the moderating effects of social facilitation and competition on exercise performance in men.
The complexity of the interventions and range of outcomes examined makes it difficult to form accurate conclusions about the impact of person-centered care interventions adopted and implemented in aged-care facilities.
Still, attempts to determine associations with incomplete residue data may lead to erroneous conclusions and make accurate risk assessment even more elusive.
Nevertheless, after the development of infrared detectors allowed them to make accurate thermal observations through the telescope, they could finally draw some reasonable conclusions about the outer surface characteristics.
To make accurate casts, accurate impressions are mandatory.
As mentioned before, by having access to similar cases and by comparing different studies, researchers can make more accurate conclusions.
Such secrecy makes accurate estimates difficult.
This makes accurate positioning essential.
This makes accurate estimation of variability difficult.
The bottom line is that if we can learn to think in more open and rigorous ways, we can draw the most accurate conclusions and make the best decisions possible for the myriad of questions, concerns, and issues we face every day, be they mundane or impactful.
