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The review also comments on aspects of the experimental design that must be considered when attempting to use the mixed block/event-related design.

The findings of this research should be considered when attempting to improve the uptake of injury surveillance systems in sports and other settings where surveillance is optional.

However, there are some issues to be considered when attempting to use tree-rings as a response indicator in air pollution studies and when inferences over large geographical scales are being made.

Past research has shown that teachers can adjust their gestures when they wish to do so; therefore, these findings may need to be considered when attempting to improve instructional communication in mathematics.

Finally, differences in the diagnostic approach and the definition of GPS used in the different studies should also be considered when attempting to explain the inhomogeneity in the results of the various studies.

In addition to these methodological implications, the observed spatial and temporal variability suggests a thermal and salinity habitat envelope that must be considered when attempting to interpret biological productivity, faunal abundance and community composition of benthic species living in and around groundwater seeps.

Two criteria were considered when attempting to identify possible EVD contacts: the immediate neighborhood of the affected individual and a history of participation in burial rites.

Given the substantial role that cellular and molecular responses play in the regenerative ability of the spinal cord, it is critical that these aspects are considered when attempting to successfully approach the development and use of methods aimed at neurorestoration following SCI.

To this end we summarise the comprehensive endeavours made in the past regarding the establishment of invertebrate cell lines pointing to critical parameters that should be considered when making new attempts towards schistosome cell culturing.

We discuss in details the potential ways to robustly assess the paradox, and argue that apart from body size, additional ecological, environmental and behavioral factors, together with the number of stem cells at the tissue/organismal levels should also be considered when assessing cancer prevalence, and attempting to identify species with resistance to cancer.

This indicates that the level of jerk influences the resulting head kinematics and should be considered when designing or interpreting experiments that are attempting to predict injury from whiplash-like perturbations.