Yet, according to Mokany et al. [20], sampling to what may be deemed an insufficient soil depth to capture the majority of the roots, while not sampling the root collar or fine roots, as well as sampling with inadequate replication, are a few of the methodological pitfalls associated with sampling root biomass, and can lead to underestimation.
The inherent advantage to this approach is that whole-brain data analysis of "resting state data" effectively circumvents many of the methodological pitfalls associated with examining "activation" changes in clinical samples (e.g., task difficulty, performance inequalities) (see [12], [15]).
To avoid the methodological pitfalls associated with functional imaging studies of fluency, we used structural imaging to examine the neurological correlates of the standard fluency tasks in normal healthy participants.
Lesion analysis can avoid the methodological pitfalls associated with using inner and overt speech in functional imaging studies, while at the same time providing important data about the neural correlates essential for the specific function.
Yet, according to Mokany et al. [ 20], sampling to what may be deemed an insufficient soil depth to capture the majority of the roots, while not sampling the root collar or fine roots, as well as sampling with inadequate replication, are a few of the methodological pitfalls associated with sampling root biomass, and can lead to underestimation.
We therefore believe that the potential pitfalls associated with our methodology do not distort our results.
The pitfalls associated with exposing or punishing misdemeanours outside the confines of due legal process are numerous.
The April issue of Money Observer examines the potential profits and pitfalls associated with the new rules.
Indeed, much of the challenge of "Lifegame" has been avoiding the pitfalls associated with improv, including treacle or easy laughs.
Results also indicate shortcomings and possible pitfalls associated with the approach.
It is important to understand the usefulness and the pitfalls associated with these tools.
