The findings are subject to the limitations of the study design and data available.
Second, this was a nonblinded study; therefore, the findings are subject to the investigator's bias.
Second, the self-reported data makes our findings subject to the threat of common-method bias.
Finally, the report concludes with a discussion of the implications of our findings subject to the limited scope of the study.
Discussion: Although the NRC report was commissioned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, it is solely the consensus product of the independent volunteer committee, whose findings were subject to the rigorous peer-review procedures of the NRC.
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This is a likely explanation as to why there were no significant correlations between the eAG/fPG ratio and the duration of diabetes in our subject populations, contrary to the findings of significant correlation between the GA/A1c ratio and the duration of diabetes.
Subject to its findings, plain packaging could be in force before the 2015 general election.
However, this project was not a randomised intervention; therefore, the results are subject to bias and the findings need to be validated in a more formal research setting.
