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At any rate, the inflated false positive rate is quite small and may merely result in minor loss of cost compared to the benefit from the power gain.

As discussed in the previous section, Tables  2, 3 and 4 show that the phylogenetic distribution of PPV, PVY and TuMV isolates can be explained by the host species as well as by the length of pipo, suggesting that the apparent association between both traits may merely result from the phylogenetic relationships between isolates.

Weatherford's punt merely resulted in one change of possession.

However, these merely resulted in BrS (Priori et al. 2002).

My pessimism may merely be the result of a few anomalously fallow years, which would be redeemed by a sudden spate of bold new films by young filmmakers.

Therefore, inhibition of BBB leakage at 48 h by delayed postconditioning may merely reflect the result of postconditioning's protection, rather than the cause by which postconditioning reduces infarction.

In the worst case the findings may merely reflect the results of the patient with the majority of measuring repetitions.

This result may merely have been a consequence of a positive correlation between virus amplification and colony size, which was larger in 2010 due to better breeding success.

With alkali nitrate impregnated charcoal, it is demonstrated that the often found reaction rate maximum around X∼0.7 may merely reflect increasing catalytic activity resulting from alkali accumulation in the charcoal, superimposed on structural changes in the charcoal micropore domain.

For both of the questions discussed above, the results may merely reflect differing political principles between the two groups, not a misreading of economic truths.

However, these results may merely indicate that those who are highly motivated (reflected in the take-up of SMBG technology) are likely to do well in the long term.