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Pediatric obesity researchers face many standard and some unique challenges to recruitment, reflecting challenges common to clinical research as well as some specific to pediatrics and some specific to obesity research.

In conclusion, pediatric obesity researchers face many standard and some unique challenges to recruitment, reflecting challenges common to clinical research as well as some specific to pediatrics (need for family involvement, competing child activities) and some specific to obesity research (e.g. recognition of obesity in child, recognition of obesity as a health problem).

In comparison, Ziehl-Neelsen staining of 302 FNA samples demonstrated only 10% smear-positivity, reflecting challenges in diagnosis of TBLN by different methods.

The analyst's outlook reflects challenges at Disney's ABC and ESPN networks, which he says both face a challenging year ahead.

Commerzbank's 9,600 job cuts amount to more than a fifth of its workforce and reflect challenges faced across Europe's banking sector from record low interest rates and a shift to online banking.

"Our second-quarter results reflect challenges that many companies are facing both within and outside our industry," said Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, in a conference call Tuesday morning with Wall Street analysts.

These limitations reflect challenges in balancing methodologic rigor with the needs of vulnerable populations.

Questions of this kind have been only partially tackled in the literature, and reflect challenges to be confronted in the evolution of this topic.

Small sample size may reflect challenges in recruitment and the expense of conducting intervention studies.

The low recruitment rate reflects challenges in researching this doubly hard to reach population: recruiting children in mental health contexts.

Alternatively, this may reflect challenges in the ability of current algorithms to accurately predict miRNA and mRNA interactions.