Recent research, for example, has highlighted the potential of novel statin derivatives to improve the anti-inflammatory [6] and antithrombotic [7] effects of available statins.
An analysis of the social context of childbirth among the Hausas of Northern Nigeria, for example, has highlighted the strong influence of cultural beliefs and practices on childbirth and related fertility-related behaviors, and their significant contribution to the maternal morbidity and mortality picture [ 55].
Recent reports, for example, have highlighted their ability to be quickly altered from metal-like conductors into semiconductors and back by applying magnetic fields.
Knockout mice lacking sodium glucose tranporter-1 (SGLT-1) or the short chain fatty acid sensing receptor FFAR2 (GPR43), for example, have highlighted the importance of these molecules in incretin secretion.
By way of example, he has highlighted how six common food products, including infant formula, guacamole and chorizo, could be at risk of food adulteration.
In Peru, for example, research has highlighted how legal reforms have been hindered by poor enforcement, under-resourcing and a failure to address core causes of violence against women.
For example, Hallowell has highlighted how altruism can be tempered by the anticipation of burdensome research tasks [ 10].
These long-term measures must address cultural factors; for example, research has highlighted that the region's culture of hosting guests and eating out, along with its affluent lifestyle, has given rise to a much more sugar-based diet.
For example, Robinson [12] has highlighted the need to include impact assessments in the backcasting process as the last of a six steps' iterative process; a step which, according to the author, has been the most neglected.
For example, one study has highlighted that evidence based practice occurred for 4% of older people presenting to Emergency Departments after a fall [ 6].
For example, recent methodological research has highlighted the potential importance of publication language and publication bias in systematic reviews [ 9- 11].
