We have been working, he declares, with too few texts — a handful of "purportedly … representative works" — and we have drawn from that small sample conclusions we might radically revise were we to have in our contemplation the totality of texts produced in 19th-century America.
The present study is the first randomised controlled trial evidence for the efficacy of the regimen, and although effective and safe in this sample, conclusions on safety in G6PD deficient patients in general cannot be drawn.
Using the simulated TMAs as examples, we show that because of heterogeneity of nuclear B7-H3 expressinn in the CRC tumour samples, conclusions regarding nuclear B7-H3 status partially depend on where the core was taken.
The socket and core scaling is almost linear in most measured cases, the sample conclusion applied to Intel Xeon Processor.
The lay-based measure of quality of life used was independently and consistently associated with self-rated active ageing in each sample Conclusion: Policy models of active ageing were reflected in lay views, although the latter had a more multidimensional focus.
This study aimed to assess if the period of sampling affected conclusions on the responses of arthropod community structure to metal pollution in urban soils in the Mediterranean area.
We have identified a number of interdomain transfers on this basis, but establishing a direct donor-recipient relationship is often difficult because of limited sequence sampling, and conclusions can only be drawn from the resulting phylogenies.
Based on the data from a representative sample, general conclusions cannot be drawn, since the large sample size could easily lead to significant results, e.g. a correlation coefficient of r =.07 (p <.001).
Samples from Lebanon were the least representative of the survey, accounting for 2.2% of total surveyed samples; therefore, conclusions are difficult to draw.
When considering that leg dominance may differ between matched samples, divergent conclusions may result for postural stability.
