Apr 7, 2023
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The study was only intended to be an exploratory study, for which the sample size and methods were perfectly suited (you wanna establish a basic link to show an areas worth investigating before spending a lot of time and resources doing a proper fancy study. A small sample size and a basic correlation are fine for that). People are blowing it way out of proportion acting like it’s groundbreaking, and because of that people are acting like it’s useless when they look at it and see it’s not groundbreaking. It was never meant to be groundbreaking, it was meant to show a basic link between something and it did. Now the next part is to do a few more studies with better methods and bigger sample sizes which are the ones that will (hopefully) identify the role of BChE in some SIDS cases and if testing for it can be used to screen for those at a higher risk.
*gestures*
“just do it already. waitin’ is makin’ it hurt more.” it’s not the first time she’s had a bone pop out of place. she gets messy during fights sometimes, stops caring about her own safety and just focuses on getting rid of her enemy. blood drips off the tip of her nose, originating from a nasty scratch on her forehead but that’s the least of her worries right now. she can’t walk with her knee all screwed up, and they need to get out of here as soon as possible. “i ain’t gonna scream. swear it.” she still manages to keep her sense of humor, even with the discomfort and the anticipation of the pain she’s going to feel in a minute. she’s just glad she’s alive and coherent enough and that her companion isn’t badly injured. // open.
