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This is unfortunate, as data from other countries with different socio-historical contexts may not be directly generalizable to the Australian context (Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005).

This is unfortunate, as data from other countries with different socio-historical contexts may not be directly generalisable to the Australian context (Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005).

For instance, the idea of time and its meanings in different cultural contexts may not be fully appreciated.

These data serve as a reminder that antitumor activity observed in preclinical and also uncontrolled clinical contexts may not be validated when put to the test in randomized trials.

Results from such contexts may not be generalised to countries such as Tanzania where those at risk are generally people aged 15 49 years old, and the major HIV transmission route is heterosexual contact (6).

But historical background is often called for in cases whose context may not be well known to jurors.

This is important because the actions that are identified as desirable in one context may not be desirable in another.

Context may not be the only factor in the ho-hum public response to Griner's disclosure.

As our CDS interventions were associated with no change or an increase in medical costs, it appears that investments in HIT without consideration for organizational context may not be sufficient to achieve improvements in clinical and economic outcomes.

Informed by this literature, and recognising that programs effective in the US context may not be appropriate in other settings, we sought to develop and evaluate an intervention to improve health outcomes for ex-prisoners in Queensland, Australia.

It is worth emphasizing that species assessed to have well-supported monophyly in a local context may not be monophyletic on a global scale (and in fact our locally focused sampling precludes testing this).