The authors would like to thank the Nation Museum Victoria for provision of samples.
The public's willingness to donate HBSs is essential to ensure the continued provision of samples for research 2; hence, numerous studies have been conducted to examine this issue.
The tension between doctors and patients increased further if there was a lack of communication about the gap between the actual situation and patient expectations regarding treatment outcomes, thus making the treatment provision experiences even more unpleasant for sampled doctors.
We are grateful to Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Michaela Müller-Trutwin (Unité de Régulation des Infections Rétrovirales, Institut Pasteur, Paris), and Eric Nerrienet (Institut Pasteur du Cambodge, Phnom Penh) for the provision of samples from rare chimpanzee and African green monkey subspecies.
We thank Prof. Dr. Georg Erhard, Dr. Stewart Lowden and Iris Biebach for the provision of samples.
The authors thank Dr BF Hoyer and Dr T Alexander for the provision of samples producing the results shown in Figure 3.
The lack of information on service provision for the sample and engagement with these services is another limitation, and future research could explore its potential impact.
We examine the NPCS-estimated mean annual costs of needs and provision, to estimate the likely costs of addressing the identified gaps in service provision for the sample population.
The liquid-phase benzylation was carried out in a closed 50-mL round-bottom glass flask equipped with a reflux condenser, magnetic stirrer, and provision for withdrawing product samples.
Finally, the expectations of doctor professionalism and behaviour in Chinese cultures and the cultural perceptions of urinary diseases caused challenging treatment provision experiences for the sampled doctors.
The lack of knowledge and support in treating patients with OAB, the embedded tension between private practice doctors and patients in Hong Kong, the expectations of doctor professionalism and behaviour in Chinese cultures, and the cultural perceptions of urinary diseases all made treatment provision challenging for the sampled doctors.
