However, further evaluation of this issue may be required.
The distraction factor can disrupt or hinder the students' learning processes, so an evaluation of this issue is proposed for future study.
In southern Brazil, the first developing country to offer free and universal treatment, subtypes B and C co-circulate with equal prevalence, allowing for an extensive evaluation of this issue.
We undertook an evaluation of this issue in a sample of publications of clinical guidelines.
Full evaluation of this issue will require a further ad hoc study.
Ultimately, a complete evaluation of this issue will need to include couples using contraception, at least at study enrollment.
Following a brief literature review, we summarize the researchers' systematic evaluation of this issue from ethical, scientific, and logistical perspectives.
To develop hypotheses for future international evaluation of this issue, reviewing the circumstances of transmission associated with individual superspreading events may be useful.
However, a recent re-evaluation of this issue using longitudinal sections of mutant nerves clearly showed the presence of structural alterations, including swellings and breaks at early postnatal stages (Castelvetri et al., 2011).
Some differences in the evaluation of this issue across studies may be related to differences in study design, sampling, study size, study populations, targeted joint sites, and definitions of OA.
