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It should be emphasised that although many of our results are similar to those from other countries, it would be inappropriate to generalise.

It should be emphasised that although in silico analysis is a useful research method, the results should be verified by more than one analytical tool, and further experimentally confirmed.

31 It should be emphasised that although the risk of cerebral palsy in very preterm children exposed to pre-eclampsia is reduced compared with unexposed children born at the same gestational length, it is significantly increased compared with unexposed children born at term.

It must be emphasised that although researchers have documented different clinical erosive patterns depending on source (i.e. intrinsic and extrinsic) and that the patterns are moderated by salivary flow and the presence of pellicle, the continual action of acid over time will affect more than just an occlusal surface.

Kenny Milne appeared to have won the ball cleanly as he tackled Jean-Claude Darcheville, although it should be emphasised that the visitors made a poor job of defending the set piece.

This applies to both the studies, although it should be emphasised that the results of the KiGGS study might be affected by recall bias.

This seems to be promising, although it should be emphasised that this high-dose chemotherapy is mostly applied in a selected group of patients who already achieved a second CR.

This again may have tended to overestimation of the treatment effect at week 24, although it should be emphasised that significant treatment response was observed at week 12 for which not data imputation was performed.

IC50 scores for drugs with a similar mechanism of action (Table 4, boxed) were highly correlated to each other (DEX vs MPRED, DNR vs DOX and 6MP vs 6TG, all P<0.001), demonstrating that this is a valid approach for the identification of potential cross-resistance between compounds, although it should be emphasised that these relationships were not directly tested in the present study.

Although it must be emphasised that CBT is a tailor-made intervention applied according to individual needs, it would have been useful for future research to understand better how the anger and low self-esteem were reduced (i.e. which CBT intervention applied).

These circumstances narrow the flexibility of physical therapists in Israel and encourage fewer visits per episode, although it must be emphasised that from an administrative perspective, the Israeli system allows the therapist to provide any amount of visits per episodes as they feel is needed to achieve best possible outcomes.