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The primary end point of clinical efficacy, both in clinical studies and normal practice, is represented by the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF).

Current practice is represented by the same model with MRgFUS omitted.

According to the framework, the continuum of team-oriented health care practice is represented by parallel, consultative, collaborative, coordinated, multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary and integrative models.

Robert Metzger of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher's government contracts practice is representing Aerometals.

Elements of novelty in the clinical practice are represented by the introduction of the principles of video-assisted thoracic surgery to resect chest wall tumors and the increasingly frequent resort to either new materials or revised concepts of time-honored ones for chest wall reconstruction.

"It is interesting for me to show how this practice was represented in the 16th century and totally censored out of all discourses in modern times," she says.

This paper analyses Australian television and newspaper news and current affairs coverage to examine how medical tourism and these destinations for the practice are represented to media audiences.

Thirty GPs and one Nurse Practitioner from this group participated in semi-structured interviews, with one practice being represented by both a Nurse Practitioner and a GP.

Despite the identification of several rare genetic variants associated to disruption of spermatogenesis, so far, the only two categories of genetic alterations responsible for a significant portion of cases of male infertility, and thus commonly tested in the clinical practice, are represented by chromosomal alterations and Yq microdeletions [ 5– 10].

The practices are represented by numbers and are listed in the table shown together with the diagram.

Urban, semi-urban and rural practices were represented in the study sample.