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However, it is not possible to identify from this test alone which type of protein it is.
In contrast, unknown or hidden interactions not involved in the prior knowledge may be difficult to identify from this information.
Consequently, the total number of women affected may be higher than we were able to identify from this analysis as people slip in and out of distressed states.
We think that, given the rate of alerts we found, an SR expert using a live alert system could quickly review the alerts, identify from this set the important publications, and use this information in planning and scheduling review updates.
We suspect that a number of individuals become depressed and anxious at various stages of their cancer journey and then may improve, so overall the numbers of people affected at some stage may be higher than we are able to identify from this analysis.
Data on delay in diagnosis was not available for our study, but we did not identify any difference in stage at presentation between the genders in the whole cohort or in those ≥70 years (Figs. 1 and 5) suggesting there was no major delay in diagnosis that would have contributed to worse prognosis, although we acknowledge small differences would be difficult to identify from this database.
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All case reports, series, and review articles that were identified from this search were included.
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The suitable forming parameters and sintering schedules were identified from this study.
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