If further unforseen research is warranted, samples and data can be anonymised and approval obtained from a research ethics committee.
The actual loss of the study was of 15.6% of patients; sample size was, therefore, recalculated and a total of 55 patients were recruited to warrant sample power.
Our preliminary data indicated discordant nuclear and mitochondrial trees for Dominican Republic bananaquits (see results), which warranted increased sampling of individuals and genes.
Furthermore, since obtaining urine samples is especially challenging in children aged before their fifth birthday, the resulting algorithm will be constructed to answer two separate questions: first, which children warrant urine sampling?
These facts warrant the sample selection of the present study.
Clinical signs in the dog and cat, including general neurologic manifestations with a lack of aggression, are often signs that warrant submitting samples for rabies testing.
Similarly, the variability present in NSLBP is likely to warrant larger sample sizes in cohort studies and 'diagnostic' studies, than in conditions where the link between pain and pathology is stronger.
For example, in the econometrics literature, choice among estimators that rely on the selection on observables assumption is normally warranted on small sample arguments [6].
This suggests that early rehabilitation may be beneficial in patients with MS. Further longitudinal studies are warranted on larger samples to confirm this finding, to monitor changes with time, and to assess the result of rehabilitative interventions.
Further studies are warranted with larger sample sizes and more clear criteria for excess and deficiency syndromes.
