Unfortunately, it is presently not possible to clearly distinguish between these possibilities since highly selective inhibitors for the parasite insulin receptors versus the VKR receptors are not available [ 31] and since RNAi methodology for E. multilocularis is still in its infancy.
In the case of wood and straw ash, it was not possible to clearly evaluate their potential as P fertilisers based on the results presented here.
Although there are several studies on this issue, it is not possible to clearly state that one group of metrics is superior to the other.
It is not possible to clearly determine how much difference there are in the production of mangrove forests among different studies, due to differences in methodology, inter-annual variation, site condition, and stage of mangrove development.
With respect to the cataract findings, it was not possible to clearly determine in all cases whether it was due to age, past/present steroid use, or uncontrolled inflammation.
However, they also acknowledge that "it is not possible to clearly identify such potential effect (of regulation)" and "the results do not change significantly neither in the signs of the coefficients nor in their magnitude when these regulation dummies are introduced".
It is clear (see Fig. 13) that accurate determination of predictive SV remains the major challenge in the IGRF process; a noticeable scatter in the submitted candidate models was again present in the IGRF-11 SV candidates and it was not possible to clearly identify one group of candidates that were demonstrably of superior quality.
CT is very useful for this purpose, and sometimes provide also information about the mineralization condition of metal: in this particular case, the thickness of the foil was so thin that it was not possible to clearly observe the differences between mineralized and metallic zones.
However, it was not possible to clearly distinguish Um02592 from the HIBD and bacterial TSR clads.
At this point it is not possible to clearly assign these lens alterations to a heritable or environmental cause.
