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The design of the study does not allow for.
This study does not allow for an exegesis of this Scripture, but it is quite clear from the context that this text refers to Yahweh and not to Moses or anyone else!
No association was observed between dietary intake andMS. The cross-sectional design of this study does not allow the identification of the precedence in time between exposure and outcome.
The family, study does not allow, even is banal biorhythms.
Regarding the association found between the reported drinking of diet soft drinks and overweight,the cross-sectional nature of the study does not allow a timeline to be established, as the possible determining factors and the outcome were evaluated simultaneously.
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It must be highlighted that this study does not allow for generalizations of results, as the needs of children and the way fathers get involved in the offer of care may vary in accordance with cultural/contextual expectations and possibilities of families.
Target-controlled infusion of remifentanil showed to be less expensive than manual infusion, although this study does not allow the conclusion of whether this was a result of the femoral block, type of remifentanil infusion, or both.
Data on the comparison of the phenotype of frailty with the physiological changes of aging, as well as the sickness conditions andthe impact of hospitalization on the phenotype variables were not analyzed because the cross-sectional design of the study does not allow one to infer causality.
The design of this study does not allow estimating the risk of MCI progression to clinical AD.
Some limitations in this study must be considered, such as the lack of data on the habitual intake of sources of vitamin A; the use of a sample of users in the health service, which does not allow the extrapolation of results for the general infant population of Goiânia; and, finally,the cross-sectional design of the study does not allow causality assumptions, so results must be interpreted carefully.
The sectional design of the study does not allow establishing causal relations among the observed associations.
The design of this study does not allow estimating the risk of MCI progression to clinical AD.
The cross-sectional design of this study does not allow the identification of the precedence in time between exposure and outcome.
Also, the cross-sectional nature of the study does not allow us to analyze the cause/effect association of postural changes and habits.
Additionally, the cross-sectional design of the study does not allow establishing a cause-and-effect association between the outcome and the independent variables.
It did not include clinical evaluation,so the study does not allow evaluation of security, immunogenicity or protection provided by vaccination.
As it is a non-probabilistic convenience sample the study does not allow the generalization of the results to all riparian elderly persons in the Amazon region.
However, the cross-sectional design used in this study does not allow the establishment of a causal relationship between pre-frailty for physical activity and health problems.
A last aspect to receive some attention is that the design of this study does not allow the making of any inference about the context or the motives which led people, particularly individuals classified as indigenous, into committing suicide.
The cross-sectional design of the study did not allow inferring temporal cause-effect relationships.
The period studied did not allow to evidence a reduction of TB transmission in Brazil.
However, the small number of patients included in the study did not allow any conclusion regarding this issue.
Thus, the heterogeneity of outcomes in many studies does not allow the determination of a single, specific, and definite treatment for all cases.
Of course, data analysis and design of this study do not allow causal relations between psychiatric disorders and the use of psychotropic drugs with higher risk of PU.
For the same reason, the study did not allow the angiographic control of all patients, mainly of the asymptomatic ones.
However, the retrospective characteristic of the study did not allow adequate stratification of risk factors, and, thus, those results should be interpreted cautiously.
However, the limitations of the study did not allow reasons for this divergence from the theory to be identified, and the causes should be analyzed in future studies. .
The methodological limitations of the study do not allow a definitive answer on the use of ECD for Brazilian patients, who has peculiarities.
The analyses presented in this study do not allow such considerations to be made, since performance was not statistically compared across tasks in a same group.
Despite the methodological rigor of project SB-MOC,the cross-sectional design of this study did not allow an evaluation of causal relations between severity of malocclusion and the factors investigated.