Over the years, rapid population growth in urban areas has not been complemented by equal economic opportunities and available public health services.
Regulatory change has not been complemented by ongoing efforts to monitor needlestick injury trends which limits opportunities to evaluate the need for additional investment in this area.
While evidence-based service guidance has provided the route map for improving the organisation of cancer care, it has not been complemented by an equally convincing approach to the development and use of clinical guidelines, outside Scotland.
We specifically targeted studies carried out in rural China that have not been widely disseminated, thus complementing the studies that have been included in previous reviews and risk assessment reports.
There have not been any Canadian studies to complement this data and therefore little is known about whether contextual differences such as funding mechanism or the predominance of family physicians in providing primary care alter the content of primary care encounters or the breadth of care provided by these physicians.
However, many of the report's other key recommendations designed to complement offshore processing have not been implemented – including those to lift Australia's humanitarian intake to 27,000 (currently 13,750), and to pursue stronger co-operative agreements with countries such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
Thus, they have not been used in the treatment of complement-mediated diseases.
Even though SLE is an immune complexes disease, its association with homozygous C3 deficiency has only been reported in 3 Japanese patients [ 8], and so far, partial deficiencies of complement proteins have not been associated with SLE [ 5, 6].
Four genes involved in the innate immune system were among the bandicoot thymus ESTs that have not been previously reported from a marsupial: complement component 3 (C3), proteoglycan core protein, glioma pathogenesis related protein 1 (GliPR1) and a homolog of a cathelicidin antimicrobial peptide (Table 1).
