MEASURES PASSED Substantive measures make notable changes to policy or pertain to high-profile issues.
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Because this data did not come from an actual client or pertain to ongoing business efforts, Song et al. did not need to worry about the sensitivity of the data.
Of the remaining 165 studies, a further 126 were excluded by consensus because they used only quantitative methodologies, were conducted in non-African locales, or pertained to either travellers or pregnant women.
Articles focusing on issues outside of family medicine or primary care were excluded (i.e. we searched for references to general practice, family medicine, family doctors/practitioners, first-contact care, primary care), as were those which reviewed continuity of care in general or other types of continuity that did not explicitly mention or pertain to informational continuity of care.
The main reasons for deleting these studies were because the participants in the samples were adults (about 50%) or pertained to clinical populations, such as diseases that cause back pain (about 15%), because of applying pharmacological treatments for LBP (about 20%), or by other reasons (about 15%).
These events were encoded in a uniform manner using the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA version 12.0), in which terms for specific adverse events that are alike or pertain to the same organ system are categorized by System Organ Class (SOC).
While excellent reviews about khat in general have been published [ 1, 7, 8, 11, 20], no reports address motives for khat consumption and abstinence, many are either anecdotic, focus too little on the social aspects of the drug or pertain to different cultures [ 21- 24].
Shoot apices from each of the above cryopreservation steps were propagated on standard medium for fifteen days and tested for survival rates by counting shoot apices that exhibited visible growth (F and P) or pertained greenish and swollen (D and LN).
