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First, it is instructive to note that trust is built upon familiarity [36].

It is instructive to note that effort was made to ensure that respondents involved in the household survey did not participate in the FGD to avoid potential undue advantage of the nature of the study.

It is instructive to note that gun advocates will insist that the United States can't be compared to our industrialized peers, and then reassure us that the United States is doing a little bit better than countries in the middle of civil war.

It is instructive to note that this syndrome – created by the stressful hospital environment – is a significant contributor to hospital re-admissions.

It may be instructive to note that at exactly the same time, Picasso's 75th birthday was being celebrated with large shows in Moscow and Leningrad.

It is instructive to note that when such movements are confronted with bread-and-butter issues they tend to split between pragmatists and ideologues, leaving supporters befuddled.

It is instructive to note, however, that the actual tension that develops in the membrane is much lower.

It is instructive to note, however, that the PPI is higher for the open dump soil samples.

It is instructive to note here that Stirmark® package can be used to simulate composite attacks, where two or more attacks are tested in one run.

Attached is household survey data (refer to variables B6.2.1a B6236c2) and FGD tool used in the study (applicable questions to this manuscript are in part C of the tool)—provided as Additional files 1, 2, 3. It's instructive to note here that data and results in this manuscript were derived from a PhD thesis of the first author (Recha 2013, Kenyatta University, unpublished).

It is instructive to note, however, that these campaigns came about in the absence of established consultation and communication forums between health and security actors, not because of them.