40 Our results provide a degree of reassurance about the validity of PCD-based studies, at least in terms of research undertaken using CPRD and/or QResearch.
This can be problematic if one wishes to extrapolate findings to a wider population, as high response rates provide some measure of reassurance about the validity of the findings and without a large response rate, it is difficult to assess how non-respondents differ from respondents [56].
While these two studies provide some reassurance, the validity of milk-derived RNA in humans would be more appropriately obtained in a lactating primate model.
An analysis of risk among workers who began employment when more than 50% of engines in each job category were diesels would provide some reassurance regarding the validity of DE exposure estimates in this study.
Finally, although we may have included the costs associated with early re-admission to hospital in our estimates, sensitivity analyses revealed minimal effect of excluding such patients, and the consistency of our findings with national estimates and other studies in China, provides reassurance to the validity of these data.
The accuracy of the linear-array genotyping system as compared with standard genotyping approaches reported elsewhere [35], [36] was evaluated and the findings provide reassurance regarding the validity of the system used, as previously described [38].
The ability to achieve confirmatory results using multiple techniques provides added reassurance to the validity of the findings.
However, the distribution of risk factors in this study is similar to that reported in other studies, which gives us reassurance in the validity of our data.
In contrast, and as could be expected, identical genotypes were almost always detected in samples from the same infant, providing reassurance regarding the validity of our methods.
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