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It must be recognised that, at the time of the study, not all outpatient clinics at Hillingdon Hospital were Choose and Book enabled and a limited number of GPs were using Choose and Book locally, so the Choose and Book patients surveyed are not necessarily representative of the population coming through the system over the next few years.

Donors have little role to play in addressing inequality in MICs: regarding donors, it should be recognised that they will have at most a tiny role in addressing inequality or poverty in MICs.

"It needs to be recognised that every inappropriate attendance at the A&E would detract health professionals from attending to the genuine and often life-threatening emergencies," she added.

Following this original report, it has also been recognised that a mutation at the same base m.899T>C may also cause the NARP/MILS phenotype.

It was recognised that women booking at 13 weeks gestation are likely to demonstrate significantly different reasons and attitudes towards their care than a woman booking at a more advanced gestation such as 20 weeks and beyond.

Given these critical roles of PMNs, it has long been recognised that neutropenic patients are at greater risk of infection [3], and that is often observed after intensive cancer chemotherapy [4], [5].

It is recognised that these agents are at an early stage of development and have not been tested in outcomes studies in ACS patients.

Understanding of the actions of these chemicals is poor but it is recognised that they can act additively, at low concentrations, and that animals at early stages of development are particularly sensitive to their effects.

19 Following the first evaluation of CONSORT which covered the 2 years immediately following publication of the guidelines, 20 it has been recognised that allowing a period of at least 18 24 months following the publication of reporting guidelines is more appropriate.

It is recognised that persons with pre-hypertension are at higher risk of progressing to hypertension, and becoming prone to hypertension-associated cardiovascular diseases [ 12, 25, 26].

There has been an increase in the number of allergic reactions to Gd-CAs and it is recognised that patients with renal failure are at risk of developing NSF.