The main aim of the Norwegian attitudinal study was to identify attitudes that were relevant in the Norwegian setting.
Multiple principles are relevant in priority setting, two of which are often considered particularly important.
This is relevant in the context of the possible evolvability of autocatalytic sets [ 15, 21].
Names should be relevant to the setting of the story.
Several side effects were observed in our patients, two of which are particularly relevant in the setting of neurosurgical patients.
At least two scenarios may be relevant in this setting.
The emerging concept of fungal prophylaxis in patients with recurrent abdominal perforation could be relevant in this setting [ 38, 39].
This was particularly relevant in the setting of an upcoming review by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education.
Unveiling such factors could be particularly relevant in the setting of new therapeutic options acting through angiogenesis modulation.
The challenge of priority setting is relevant in both developing and developed countries.
