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The authors review the nine studies to-date and conclude that the variability and limitations in study design make definitive and clinically useful recommendations difficult.

The results suggest variability and limitations associated with the present traditional approaches to gas emission prediction and design of gas management practices may be addressed using predictions derived from improved spatial datasets, and analysis techniques incorporating fundamental physical and energy related principles.

The ICC for CXCL8 was good in the short term but decreased with increasing time between visits, becoming lower (ICC<0.40) after 8years.These multiplexed assays showed acceptable reliability for use in epidemiologic research, despite some technical variability and limitations in cytokine quantitation.

The principal advantages of this method are its robustness and scalability: Physical manipulation of individual larvae is unnecessary, thus avoiding the introduction of variability and limitations to the number of individuals that can be screened.

By comparison, a gene analysis based on sequences encoding the 56-kDa outer membrane protein, covering the full ORF of approximately 1600 bp, demonstrated only 80% identity within the same 23 isolates, underlining the high variability and limitations of this gene as a target for molecular diagnostic assays [18].

Given the variability and limitation of the available PD-L1 assays, a true absence of PD-L1 expression in those patients cannot be confirmed.

Modeling complex, multigenetic traits using patient-derived iPS cells is much more challenging due to line-to-line variability and technical limitations of scaling to dozens or more patients.

This high sensitivity of the results to the API cutoffs highlights the need for greater understanding about the therapeutic effects of API variability, and the limitations of testing small numbers of units for each sample.