In this way, we had to adjust the age classes in our statistical methodology, which could affect statistical significance.
The cost tracking methodology itself could affect the fixed and unit cost inputs to the model, thereby impacting the ability to accurately make predictions.
Moreover, another limitation of our study depends on the lack of standardized post-discharge surveillance methodologies, which could affect the validity of the post-discharge SSI rate.
There may also have been additional differences in study methodologies that could affect the results, which we did not account for, such as differences between trials in the use of unscheduled visits for assessing suspected relapses or disability progression.
They assumed that their methodology, storage media and irradiation could affect the expression levels of the LCE genes (Sampaio-Silva et al., 2013).
This traditional educational methodology suffers from some important limitations, which could affect the efficacy of the learning process.
Issues that could affect conclusions include retention rates, dietary intervention and assessment methodology, and data analysis approaches.
The process was optimised employing factorial design and response surface methodology, including treatment time, pH and polyethylene glycol (PEG) as crucial parameters that could affect removal.
Additionally, drying in a vacuum oven is a good methodology to remove excess fluid from the fibres; however, a temperature of 48 ͦC could affect the properties of the fibre, with potential to cause damage to the polymer.
However, such methodologies requires variables estimation that result very difficult in most cases and their estimation could affect the resulting network pipes design.
