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The inaugural parkour and free running awards reflect this approach and aim to recognise the photographers and film-makers, as well as those participating in the moves.

Planning is the act of identifying the future health needs of a population and plans for new and aligns existing services that reflect this need while aiming to make the most effective use of available resources (29, 30).

We aimed to reflect this finding in the model.

These findings do not reflect the aim of the study, which was to focus on the outcome of patients with ACLF and hyponatremia.

In fact, this reflects the aim of POP in bringing to bear any and all disciplined approaches to tackle particular crime problems.

This reflects the aim of the procedure, namely to identify those lesions that have a different prognosis or treatment to idiopathic epilepsy.

This rather broad classification of genomic changes reflects the aim of this study, which is to derive influenza's mode of evolution and its selective cause, but not the role of individual codons or amino acid changes in this process.

This finding reflects the aim of the leaflets which was to focus on flexibility and choice rather than to provide didactic information.

These criteria were chosen to reflect the aims of the programme and the expected outcomes outlined in the AIM programme protocols; the criteria are summarised in Table  1.

Watch out for consultants: some can be very good and effective but don't be duped by the glitter and shine of glossy business plans if they don't reflect the aims and objectives of the charity.

Like in all other political sectors, transport policy programs reflect the aims of political parties and their representatives.