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Finally, as the patients enrolled in the current randomised trials have for the most part been highly selected, caution should be exercised in extending the conclusion of this meta-analysis to the vast majority of STEMI patients undergoing primary angioplasty.

Nevertheless, caution should be exercised in extending these results to clinical practice, because only hemodynamically stable patients without adrenergic drugs were studied, and PEEP levels never exceeded 14 cmH2O [ 12].

Thirdly, our validation of Hospital Episode Statistics and Clinical Practice Research Datalink myocardial infarctions against MINAP was (inherently) limited to the subset of patients with a MINAP record, and caution must be exercised in extending these conclusions to patients with myocardial infarctions without a MINAP record.

Thus, care should be exercised in selecting the absorber parameters.

Nevertheless, since in our study we tested only four genes, caution must be exercised when extending this explanation to all 29 APPG genes.

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Caution should therefore be exercised when interpreting results obtained from extended subgroup analyses.

An ability to distil and focus all this to the case in hand is best achieved by the practitioners themselves; so it is important for trust to be extended to us and responsibility to be exercised by us.

Ms. Gunderson's lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court just days before last year's Mermaid Parade on June 22, raised questions about personal expression and whether the same rights that are exercised on Broadway stages should be extended to other arenas.

They are exercises in deflation.

They are exercises in self-justification.