Therefore, results from our study reflected that the response to personality attributes differed significantly from the response to physical attributes, from early attention allocation to later evaluation of the stimuli's meaning.
Yet, here in Atlanta, we have made remarkable progress over the past 40 years despite these obstacles, and a more sophisticated examination of the data in the study reflects that trend.
The procedure of cross-cultural adaptation adopted for this study reflects that used in previous studies for different scales and applied in the Spanish context [ 19, 20].
Finally, the generalizability of our observational study reflects that of the patients with severe sepsis at high risk for death, as defined in our protocol.
The variation in age and gender in our study reflects the population that uses the Healthy Life Centres in the region.
However, our study reflects daily realities that are likely to resonate with the experience of many practitioners in the United Kingdom and, by bringing new perspectives on what is often taken for granted, we believe that it can prompt critical reflection on research and practice, which is widely relevant and important, regardless of differences in local context.
Despite that, our study reflects a close approximation of breast cancer research activity in the Arab world and that is present in international and reputable journals.
Despite that, our study reflects a close approximation of obesity research activity in the Arab countries published in international and reputable journals.
The statements we used in our study reflected issues that emerged as important from the debate on waiting lists.
However, we think that our study reflects the complexities behind the development of interventions in settings with limited resources, especially when addressing issues (such as the implementation of AFS) where there may not be clear-cut guidelines.
