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It should be recognised however that these alginate formulations utilise gastric acid as the 'trigger mechanism' for gelation which can be unreliable because a number of factors may reduce gastric acidity.
It should be recognised, however, that while consensus between reviewers strengthens internal validity this does not necessarily ensure congruence with the original meanings intended by the author of the framework (external validity).
It should be recognised, however, that the MUM is likely to have undergone additional genetic alterations (Trolet et al, 2009) that could further influence the therapeutic response, as seen in other tumours (Swanton, 2012).
It needs to be recognised however, that to achieve this requires an adequate level of investment, with a long term commitment to a multipronged approach, alongside an acceptance that the payoff on the investment may not be observed for several years [ 17].
It is recognised, however, that there are many 'gaps' in the ergonomics data available to designers.
It is recognised, however, that there is always a need for developing efficient methods for applications to blade designs.
It is recognised however that traffic fatality risk also depends on other parameters, such as vehicle quality, traffic safety initiatives and regulations, and intensity of police enforcement.
It is recognised however that a decrease in pH will alter the acid-base balance with the cells of marine organisms [1].
It is recognised however that CoV is a limited way of evaluating tumour heterogeneity, and other forms of analysis, such as entropy measures, may be more applicable for future work.
It is recognised however, that some of EOLC cohort may have received life-prolonging organ support during the early part of their ICU stay before transitioning to EOL care.
It was recognised, however, that there were many unknowns associated with both designs, and an order was also placed for Vickers' design, which became the Valiant.
