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It still needs to be emphasised, though, that trying to evaluate the risks and benefits of two therapies does not deny the appropriateness of others for some patients.

It has to be emphasised though, that gender, age and trained status seems to play a greater role in determining the size of the muscle fibre.

It was emphasised though that people with high levels of education also had a better understanding of ultrasound and pregnancy complications.

His apothegms were always illuminating: "Football is a game where superiority in match play can't always be indicated by goals, because of the difficulty of scoring". He inherited a talented England team, though it must be emphasised that he never, officially, had responsibility for picking it.

It must be emphasised that Mr Assange denies any wrongdoing.

However, it should be emphasised that these are distinct concepts.

There are a few points that must be emphasised.

Issues that unite should be emphasised and built on, rather than differences emphasised for show.

Issues that unite the party should be emphasised.

In particular Black African and, to a lesser extent, Black Caribbean women had significantly higher mortality rates than White women, thought to be due to later engagement with maternity services [ 5], though it was emphasised that some Black African women may have been newly arrived refugees or asylum seekers with a less than optimal history and circumstances.

It is emphasising that money alone is not the answer.