However, some key differences in assumptions could preclude the findings of Moreau et al. (2000) from being generalized to genomic selection.
Therefore, our results did not preclude the findings of previous daily time-series studies on respiratory and cardiovascular mortality, which have generally observed exposure lag structures to be 1 5 or more days, because this study examined time course only within 1 day.
However, it is accepted that the small numbers of such patients studied here may have precluded the finding of cases with alternative UBQ histologies.
The higher collagenolytic rate does not preclude the qualitative findings of strain-protection because these results are based on relative rates of degradation.
Although Grenada has a literacy rate of 94%, this does not preclude the respondents from finding the survey difficult to answer and choosing instead not to participate in the survey.
However, it must be emphasized that the lack of a direct anatomical connection between two sub-regions of spinal gray matter does not preclude the possibility of finding connectivity between these regions because they may be indirectly connected via other pathways.
Unprocessed protein sources are not only healthier options for meat and seafood, but they preclude the expense of finding gluten-free microwavable meat dishes and largely eliminate the need to read ingredient labels, saving you time.
12 Of the numerous systematic reviews of tinnitus treatments that have been published over recent years, many of them reach the conclusion that few high-quality trials are available for inclusion and for those trials that are included, a range of different outcome measures preclude the pooling of findings.
Another limitation is that the study uses sharply defined clinical groups in a specific age range, with a particular emphasis on memory impairment that might preclude the generalization of the findings to the general population; therefore, the study is not ideal to test the diagnostic properties of some biomarkers.
