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After reviewing some of the limitations of actual hormone immunoassays, we present some reflections on what the future of the hormone laboratory may look like considering all the developments in automation, point-of-care testing, molecular biology and array technologies.

Within the framework of this special issue in honour of Prof. Manuel Elices, the authors present some reflections concerning research, knowledge, its management and its relation with industry and society.

The articles in this supplement present some reflections based on a research programme entitled " The abolition of payment for healthcare in West Africa Mali, Burkinaa Faso and Niger)", which was carried out in 2008 and led to a publication in French [ 9].

This review presents some reflections on the long journey to the short tandem target mimic (STTM) for selective destruction/blockage of specific miRNAs in plants and animals, and the potential applications of STTM are discussed.

This final chapter in the volume pulls together common themes from the diverse set of articles by a group of eight authors in this issue, and presents some reflections on the next steps for improving the ways in which evaluators work with assumptions.

Rather it presents some reflections over key challenges faced and the solutions devised when setting up an international European primary care network and when implementing a large, international clinical study.

Considering the results of the present study some reflections regarding the epizootics of the F. noatunensis are possible.

The politicians and civil servants were encouraged to present their reflections without interruption so that the narrative contents would be as rich as possible.

Additionally, Onwuegbuzie and Leech [ 23] present their reflections regarding the importance of the length of each contact to reach informational redundancy.

In this theme, we present three reflections: one from a council member in El Triunfo, one from a CHW and one from an institutional stakeholder.

Instead it attempts to highlight and present reflections on this process of incorporation -- a task that can certainly seem trivializing to survivors, regardless of whether the art is good or bad.