These data suggest that recall bias is relatively minor and self-reported data could be reliably used as a proxy for participants' height and weight.
However, since we used PIP genes themselves to group individuals into non differentiated populations, this is likely to be a relatively minor problem in our data set.
But they also demonstrate the ABS has taken a proactive approach to reporting data breaches – including relatively minor incidents where the recipients of emails are accidentally not BCCed – which is not mandatory under existing privacy laws.
Since then, available data have indicated relatively minor changes.
All the data shown was in the original submission, and relatively minor changes were made to the text describing these data.
For the Mix dialect, [Z], [G], and [L] could all be considered as major realizations of /dz/, accounting for 25%, 31%, and 31%, respectively, while [D] remained relatively minor, accounting for only 13% of the data.
Nevertheless, some relatively minor fractures may not be included in hospital data [50].
While both are attractive mechanisms of control, our data suggests that they play relatively minor roles in controlling TOR in S2 cell culture.
The resulting effect may be relatively minor if the number of looks at the data is small, but the issue should be considered in interpretation of the analyses.
Nonetheless, milligram amounts of pure samples are needed to acquire the data for NMR, and some relatively minor residues cannot be easily detected by NMR.
fMRI data degradation caused by the presence of the EEG recording system conducting wires and electrodes is a relatively minor effect when compared to the degradation of scalp EEG data, at simultaneous acquisitions [Mullinger and Bowtell, 2011].
