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Sept. 23, 2007 • To the Editor: It is amazing how the presidential candidates are determined to come up with health insurance programs that are invariably complicated, often tied to employers, and frequently based on taxation gimmicks.

Choosing appropriate locations is not easy and frequently based on opportunities rather than rational decisions.

Secondly, the selection of which facts should be taken as axioms is arbitrary and frequently based on subjective criteria such as elegance.

Clinical reasoning is fundamental to all forms of healthcare practice [ 1], but it is difficult to teach because it is complex, situation specific, built up through experience and frequently based on tacit, automatic processes of pattern recognition [ 2- 6].

Even though most educators value the importance of monitoring the impact of their educational interventions, systematic evaluation is not common practice, and is frequently based on inference measures such as extent of participation and satisfaction [ 59].

Mr. Bloomberg and Ms. Quinn agreed on Tuesday that the grading system provided diners with more access to information, but some restaurant owners argued that the grading system was far too blunt and was frequently based on relatively minor issues.

Patients with type 2 diabetes on insulin need to monitor at least once daily and more frequently based on their medical plan.

The decisions for or against a certain treatment option were primarily based on the origin of the doctor's training, and less frequently based on sound research findings (Mooij 1999).

In general, these prediction models are derived from small samples and are frequently based on not very precise body composition techniques, such as skinfolds or BIA, or are focused on specific age ranges (10, 12– 12).

That's not an appropriate answer when government policy and decision-making and private sector investments and actions are frequently based on this data -- or lack of it.

Measures of overweight and obesity are frequently based on self-reported height and weight and reported as Body Mass Index (BMI) [ 1, 2].