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“possibly significant”

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Listed by Otte et al. (2022)

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The limited hunter-gatherer population size, especially for Neanderthals, makes such neglected noise possibly significant (i.e., significant genetic drift effects) for the single reference tribe and for the expected population dynamics when dealing with a finite size ensemble (i.e., a finite number of reference tribes).
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The most pertinent of these limitations included: Late baseline measurement, taken when participants are already on an AS protocol, reducing the ability to identify possibly significant differences in the psychological profile of those selecting AS compared to those choosing curative treatments, or to healthy peers.