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It should be emphasised here that this despatch does not attempt to deal with the defence aspects of our policy.

It should be emphasised here that this does not preclude a standard reference potential but, rather, that this shifts the results uniformly.

It should be emphasised here that a strict comparison between our GC and the cation-exchange method used by the above authors is not possible, since other experimental differences may exist, including population differences.

It should be emphasised here that we are not looking here at correlations between the actual happiness of doctors and the background measures, but rather between those same background measures and which doctors are thought more likely to be the happier by the assessors.

It must be emphasised here that at no point did the content change, but rather the way that the learning resources and activities were presented changed the focus from a list of resources to a more thematically contextualised, learner-centred structure.

It is emphasised here that plaque-type psoriasis constitutes a homogeneous clinical group, distinct from other forms of psoriasis.

Rather, what needs to be emphasised here is that the argument for this obligation is based on the WHO premise that "Every country could raise additional domestic funds for health or diversify their funding sources if they wished to" (emphasis added), for example, by giving higher priority to health in their domestic budget allocations [ 15].

One particular service should be emphasised here.

This dual role in cancer control is emphasised here.

It is important to emphasise here that CardSpace identity metasystem itself does not restrict the type of security tokens; that is, all types of token can be used within the framework.

It should, however, be emphasised that the model here is not proposed as a solution for sexual problems, but rather as a tool to improve skills and knowledge of GPs to identify and address these problems, which may result in improved patient well-being.