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I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in future in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".
However the presented method have some limitation like as small population number, design details and 2D design illustration which will be mentioned in future work.
GP cooperatives stand out and are mentioned in future plans, as is integrated care.
Illiteracy and poverty are two main problems in heath preventive programs in Iran and India that should mentioned in future governmental strategies.
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Public involvement in translational stem cell and genomics research will only become more important, such as in studies where larger and more genetically diverse populations are beneficial, not to mention in future clinical trials.
The verification and implementation of our design and the effectiveness of the metrics is mentioned in the future works.
These practices will be mentioned in a future article.
Further, some patients believed that losing weight would assist them to be physically active, although it is noteworthy that this was typically mentioned in the future tense, not from a position of having lost weight.
It is found that precipitation will decrease in three of the above mentioned stations in future period under three RCPs compared to the baseline while for other stations, it is projected to increase.
In February this year, Jacques Santer, the President of the Commission, assured the European Parliament, in a reaction to the BSE crisis, which had just been mentioned, that in future all veterinary-law decisions would be taken within the framework of the codecision procedure.
Finally, limitations and suggestions for future research are mentioned in "Limitations and suggestions for future research" section.
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