One of the strengths of this study is the use of routine monitoring data, which reflect the reality in the field.
The estimates of injury burden based on other countries' data may not reflect the reality in Guinea.
In reality, the data found in relation to the effects of Terminalia fagifolia on the mucus layer bound to the wall of the stomach of rats require further study in order to clarify the paradox of the presence of a significant gastroprotector activity in this plant that, at the same time, drastically reduces the mucus layer adhered to the gastric wall.
In reality, the data reveals a "rise in the rest of the world", with startup ecosystems outside the US growing at a faster pace than most US hubs.
But in reality the data security processes in place at many large organisations can make this task far from straightforward.
Although generally we have no reason to expect that clustering effects will be important for this study, in reality, the data will be hierarchical in nature, with patients naturally clustered into groups by the recruiting centre.
Although generally we have no reason to expect that the clustering effects will be important for this study, in reality the data will be hierarchical in nature, with patients naturally clustered into groups.
Notice that in reality the data packet size and the traffic bit rate need not to be fixed.
In reality, the data is imprecise due to measurement errors, the prior knowledge is only approximately known, etc.
One of the major challenges in analyzing a metagenome lies in the reality that metagenomic data are generally very complex in terms of their composition, often consisting of sequence fragments from numerous genomes possibly from different kingdoms (McHardy and Rigoutsos, 2007).
