To recognise that performance may differ across centres, results were computed using meta-analysis techniques (Riley et al, 2008; Macaskill et al, 2010; Van Klaveren et al, 2014).
Although our estimates of overall relative risk for exposures that are modified by ER status are valid, we recognise that they may differ from those found in populations with a lower percentage of ER-negative tumours.
It is recognised that study samples may differ from the target population.
However, we recognise that environmental effects may differ between years, acting on the occurrence and success of the different reproductive strategies independently.
Recognising that population characteristics may differ in comparison with that of the originally derived GRACE model, we employed the most recent GRACE dataset in this study and externally validated the risk model in an entirely separate dataset (FAST-MI 2005 with yearly follow-up to 2010).
We cannot currently explain why the effects of this Hp haplotype differ by sex; however, sex differences in disease patterns and in responses to vaccination are well known, and it is increasingly recognised that many immune functions may differ by sex even in young children [64], [65].
Australia welcomes China's economic growth, the document says, and the government will "seek to deepen and broaden our important defence relationship with China while recognising that our strategic interests may differ in relation to some regional and global security issues".
It is important to recognise that delirium risk factors may differ between medical and surgical patients where the latter are exposed to iatrogenic factors such as anaesthetic agents or surgical procedures.
Conclusion: Physiotherapists can make an important contribution to supporting this patient group and their families but it is vital to recognise that family understandings of physiotherapy may differ significantly from those of physiotherapists.
It should also be recognised that respondents' answers to interview questions may differ from their true beliefs.
