It is surprising that this issue was not detected by participants using the Klimisch evaluation method, since solubility of the test substance is mentioned in both evaluation methods as a factor which may influence test results.
We did not collect other medical conditions of the study participants, which may influence testing results.
In cognitive tests in which the pig's emotional state plays a role, communication and/or pheromone signaling between the test pig and the waiting pen mates may influence test performance.
However, physicians' pretest expectations, such as their estimates of pretest probability and their reasons for ordering diagnostic tests (for example to exclude or confirm disease or to reassure patients) may influence test result interpretation and management, though perhaps not in a direct Bayesian fashion but probably in a more implicit way.
A limitation of this model is that the defined defect, which prevents interlocking of the bony fragments during biomechanical testing, may influence the test results.
This suggests that unknown factors may systemically influence tested populations or the measurement of these markers.
Also, Chagas disease pathophysiolgy further understanding may help to improve serological tests while these tests aim to detect patient's antibodies, thus there are patients' characteristics that may influence serological tests performances.
In order to minimize the risk that CD8+ T cells responding to other epitopes may influence our tests, we compared the response to SP to that of T cells stimulated with a single 30-mer long peptide containing this CD8+ T-cell epitope (SLP).
Her conclusion echoes Kunnan's (1995) view that the complex interaction between social and cognitive factors may influence the test results of students in different testing scenarios, depending on differences in test purpose and the stakes involved in the local context.
This may influence the test results.
