Mr Blair acknowledged "differences in understanding" between the West and the Arab world.
However, the strength of this study is its contemporary and parallel assessment of patient and physician views, which offer a unique opportunity to examine gaps and differences in understanding between these groups.
That said, where statistical significance and relative characterisation (eg, highest in variable WX and Y and lowest in variable Z) are important in understanding between-group differences, the more salient question is whether these four groups are clinically relevant in terms of specific sleep treatments in patients with CFS.
This allowed us to explore patterns across our data qualitatively, such as possible differences in understandings between trainees and trainers, and sometimes quantitatively such as exploring differences in trainee and trainers' SLE/WPBA experiences using descriptive (eg, frequencies and percentages) and univariate statistics (eg, χ tests).
Stasko et al. (1993) did not get any significant difference in procedural understanding between the "No viewing" group and group that could run the visualization on their input data sets (Changing level) on the topic of Pairing heap.
The extent to which parents comprehend the complex issues inherent in clinical WES when they consent to their child's participation (and are not simply agreeing to participate in the hope that clinically relevant information can be obtained) and whether differences in understanding exist between the parents who agree or decline to have their child participate in the study remain unclear.
This could explore differences in understanding and experience between doctors and their patients, and highlight how diagnostic thinking develops.
Other studies have examined the challenges that researchers in clinical trials may face in sharing information, such as differences in understanding or power between members of the public and researchers [ 27– 31].
The main points mentioned in this study are differences in understanding of disease between doctors and patients, surprise at the role of the Norwegian GPs, insufficient understanding of information about the RGP scheme and a sense of receiving a lower standard of care among non-European informants.
