Combining high-quality study designs with reliable measures of exposure, future research should seek clarity on exposure response relationships and on household solid fuel use as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, tuberculosis, adverse pregnancy outcomes, and other health outcomes of substantial public health concern.
These inconsistent findings across investigations seem to be the outcome of a substantial heterogeneity within children exhibiting conduct problems, possibly coupled with a distinct operation of cognitive and affective perspective-taking abilities.
Viewed another way, the less favorable lifestyle habits of the SO group provides an opportunity for them to make positive improvements to nutrition and physical activity that can contribute to weight management success and improvements in other health outcomes, independent of substantial weight loss.
"I sincerely hope we can get past the political hurdles on things like non-discrimination, and that there is a real positive outcome in terms of substantial recognition of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Some studies were never able to follow up on the final outcomes of a substantial subset of patients; others used researchers intimately involved with the development of the prognostic tool, and not impartial observers, to validate findings.
However, beyond samples of patients who are traced for research purposes, the actual outcomes of a substantial proportion of patients remain unreported and unknown.
The success of activities to improve the quality of care in these settings is heavily reliant on collecting accurate data on processes and outcomes of care, substantial attention needs to be paid to improving medical record accuracy.
Because successful improvement activities, surveillance and research in these settings are heavily reliant on collecting accurate data on processes and outcomes of care, substantial improvement is needed in medical record accuracy.
Though there has been rhetorical commitment to promoting women's rights, we have yet to see outcomes in terms of substantial decreases in levels of gender-based violence and increased sexual and reproductive rights.
She summarized these as: "proof of voter fraud that affects the outcome of the election"; "substantial noncompliance with statutory election procedures"; and "extenuating circumstances" beyond the control of election officials, like power outages.
