In terms of our study's limitations, statistical power indicated that our GWAS contained an insufficient sample size.
In terms of our study, after analysing the three database files of linear B-cell epitopes obtained via BLASTP [18], an exhaustive review of the output files obtained led us to the proposal that some selectivity really does exist to try to avoid auto-immunity.
Because of the lack of accurate data on the age- and sex-specific prevalence of diabetes, we used the stratum-specific prevalence data from 2006, the mid-term of our study period and had to assume that this information remained constant between 2004 and 2008 (3).
In terms of our study, SOX4 is an unfavorable biomarker of malignant status and poor prognosis in CC.
In terms of our study, the benefits of pre-emptive therapy definitely exceed the harm of it in patients receiving steroids.
In terms of our study limitations, first, changes in lifestyle could not be taken into account as we only collected baseline questionnaires of diet and other lifestyle variables.
– In terms of our study hypotheses, first, we found that monetary incentives provided to FLWs for product-oriented services were associated with increased receipt of those services as well as a modest effect on receipt of information-oriented services that could be delivered during the same visit.
This effect may counteract the abundance of origin-proximal mutations produced during the short-term evolution of our study and as a result the distribution of long-term substitutions would no longer show any positional bias.
Finally, due to the short-term design of our study, we cannot exclude that a similar urine output would have been reported in both groups with a longer follow-up.
However, the long-term observation of our study allowed us to clarify this point, since NR or low responsive cases had invariably a rapid fatal outcome.
The short-term nature of our study allowed for the assessment of the effects of exercise per se, without changes in dietary intake and habitual physical activity, or changes in body weight and/or composition.
