Netherlands Trial Register (NTR): NTR2258 Incidents caused by medications are a widely recognized issue in hospitalised patients.
Capacity issues and insufficient health workers are however recognized issues in The Gambia.
Although the authors mention some technical challenges confronted by developing countries, they do not sufficiently recognize issues in their individual health systems, 2 particularly decentralization policies, which interfere with comprehensiveness and accuracy of surveillance systems.
In fact, iron overload is a recognized common long-term issue in patients with autologous and allogeneic HSCT [ 23, 24].
Although some authors have recognized this issue in their studies, the limited number of included studies prevented them from quantitatively testing the sources of heterogeneity [ 11, 12].
Low reproducibility has been recognized as an issue in ecology and evolution for a long time, but little has been done to confront it.
This issue is similar to the modifiable areal unit problem, a term introduced by Openshaw and Taylor (1979) that has long been recognized as an issue in the analysis of aggregated data such as disease incidence rates and census enumeration (Fotheringham and Wong 1991; Holt et al. 1996).
Respondent uncertainty has long been recognized as an issue in the DCE context, but unfortunately, its explicit modelling has received only limited attention.
The harmonization of CV reporting is increasingly recognized as a key issue in ensuring patient care and minimizing harm.
Effective grid authentication plays a critical role in grid security, which has been recognized as a key issue in the designing and extension of grid technologies.
