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There are reasons to think that the weakness of trade may reflect longer term factors than just the immediate aftermath of the credit crisis.

The association of age with low CD4 cell count may reflect longer duration of HIV infection.

Cirrhosis was significantly associated with the age of patients (p = 0.006), which may reflect longer duration of chronic HCV infection.

In addition, offspring of older fathers display a longer leukocyte telomere length, a finding that may reflect longer telomeres in sperm of older men.

In our study, mean YLLD was greatest among children and adolescents with medulloblastoma, PNET, and acute lymphoblastic leukemia, which may reflect longer treatment courses or multiple treatment options that may prolong survival in these specific diseases.

The confounding factor might be a higher incidence of secondary KIT mutations in exon 11-mutant tumours, which may reflect longer duration of imatinib therapy and therefore increase chances for selection of mutations producing imatinib resistance in these tumours.

Alternatively, it is possible that the development of hypertension may simply reflect longer bevacizumab exposure.

They may also reflect longer term influences (over a period of years) of vegetables and fruit on body weight.

Furthermore, all published African studies have been conducted over short periods (≤ 3 months), mostly in older chidren, and may not reflect longer term adherence patterns in very young children.

Changes in nuchal crest adiposity may therefore not fit within seasonal patterns of food availability and may instead reflect longer-term management trends.

Most data were collected in the post-natal period that may not reflect longer-term post-natal FP and sexual activity.