Third, urinary concentrations of some metals may not reliably reflect environmental exposure, and may therefore lead to possible exposure misclassification.
However, this does not take into account the nature of the consultations and may not reliably reflect the extent of excess healthcare use, since many GBS cases may receive follow-up care at hospital outpatient departments, and these consultations will not appear on their primary care records.
Even though citrate synthase activity is widely used as a marker of mitochondrial content [ 2, 18– 20], it may become a subject of oxidative damage [ 21] and therefore it may not reliably reflect the mitochondrial density.
Like other investigators studying acute MI care, we do not have any data regarding symptom onset-to-balloon time, which is difficult to characterise at night, as the perceived time of symptom onset may not reliably reflect actual ischaemic time, and patients who are at home when symptoms occur may be less likely to promptly seek medical attention.
These critics contend that armchair reasoning about a scenario may not reliably reflect the verdicts you would arrive at if you were actually confronted with the relevant scenario.
Evidence suggests that copy-pasted components of electronic notes may not reliably reflect the care delivered.
Plasma levels may not reliably reflect perineural activation due to the local action of cytokines at low concentrations.
However, in the case that the normal assumption does not hold, the p-value obtained from the t distribution may not reliably reflect the true statistical significance.
In view of the heterogenicity of cancer cells, as well as the complexity of their specialized tumor microenvironments in vivo, the functions of gankyrin reported here may not reliably reflect its true roles in diverse human cancers.
In both cases, leachate compositions may be unlikely to reliably reflect the soluble salt concentration on the tephra particle surfaces.
