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Interestingly, this behaviour may reflect the observation that breast epithelial cells maintain chromatin-associated MCM complexes during extended periods of G0/G1 arrest.

This behaviour may reflect an attempt to minimize the length of each visit to the GP.

Adherence as a behaviour may reflect a complex interaction between age and reaction to communication with the GP.

Different findings in studies of GPs' and patients' choice behaviour may reflect differences between how GPs and patients think they ought to choose the hospital and how they actually make the choice, one study finding significant differences between GPs' response to hypothetical case stories and their actual referral pattern [ 45].

For example, physicians' behaviour may reflect different patient expectations.

Hence, our results, although not ideal with respect to behaviour, may reflect a rather high socio-economic stratum.

As cannabis experimentation is nowadays very common among adolescents, this behaviour may reflect successful peer integration and thus a positive social experience that may in turn be protective for educational attainment [ 26].

We can hypothesise that such attitude and behaviour may reflect personality traits, but also different personal health experiences, contexts and cultures, as it is suggested by country specific data in our study.

Possible explanations are that older prisoners are more aware of their own dependencies and problems than younger prisoners are and, older prisoners' help seeking behaviour may reflect increased health needs simply because of their higher age [ 2].

However, at a more general level GPs' behaviour may reflect a 'logic of care' rather than a 'logic of choice' [ 41] - GPs making choices based on their professional views on patients' needs and wants, rather than as agents acting in a market place enabling patients to make informed choices in line with the neoclassical standard model.

Third, patients were not randomized to the antidepressants, and physicians' prescribing behaviours may reflect a bias in training and both direct and indirect influence of current and local standard of care [ 32].