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Some differences in methodology may account for this difference; we used freshly isolated human NK cells, in contrast to cultured human NK cell lines and murine NK cells and employed a flow cytometric-based cytotoxicity assay as opposed to chromium release assay and the effects of adiponectin on IL-12-enhanced cytotoxicity was not measured or appropriate in this study.

Differences in environmental factors, nasopharyngeal sampling frequency or assay/statistical methodology may account for the differences between studies.

These authors did not evaluate the endothelial dependent CMD and moreover reported differences in study population and methodology may account for the discrepancy.

Considering that surveys 1 and 3 were very similar in terms of number generation and randomisation, factors external to methodology may account for this reduction in response rates.

The variation in patient population, sample size and subtle differences in imaging analysis methodology may account for such mixed effects in comparing GM reduction between the DLB and PDD groups; for example, VBM has been shown to be highly sensitive to co-registration and normalisation errors.

Differences in methodology may also account for the observation that our estimated mean medical costs of workers with OA ($4,403 across all severity categories) were lower than in other recently reported studies ($6,984-$6,984-$8,20110].

This observation, coupled with the observation that the highest quality studies according to the quality assessment failed to show any positive association, raises concern that differences in methodology and study population may account for the heterogeneity and perhaps the effect seen.

One must also take into account the suggestion that differing methodologies used across studies to undertake factor analysis may account for the differences found, see Martin [ 58] for a full discussion of these issues.

Differences in the experimental conditions (i.e. cells, antibody, drug treatment) and methodologies (ChIP-chip versus ChIP-PET) between the studies may account for the limited overlaps.

Although differences in methodology between the 1971 polls and the online HuffPost/YouGov poll may account for some of the differences in results, the responses make clear that environmental issues have become less important to Americans over the past four decades.

As discussed in the paper, differences of methodology and types of patients enrolled in each individual trial may account for the few differences reported among the biologics.