Indeed, one researcher commented, 'as far as research is concerned, it pretends that kids on the spectrum don't exist after the age of 7'.
In terms of disseminating results specifically to stakeholders, another researcher commented on the difficulty of assessing what, when and how to disclose research results to subjects: "Paternalism in withholding versus difficulty (in) accurately presenting scientific uncertainty" [Respondent #45].
"In general, the Gospel scenario did not pan out," a researcher commented.
Another researcher commented on the promise and challenges of energy storage.
Another researcher commented that, in the studies of Rehm's jumping, "detecting an advantage or a disadvantage is an impossible task".
One researcher commented, "Its a lot of elbow grease, none of these were brilliantly planned experiments, where you did only one or two experiments, each one of them yielding brilliant results.
For example, one researcher commented: So, there are studies that are being conducted in Europe.
One researcher commented: " We have the institute of oral health in Jos which is a WHO supported center.
For example, one researcher commented: In terms of government we haven't had direct conversations with government.
One such researcher commented: The only dissemination activities were conference presentations, book chapters about comorbidity and treatment of comorbidity and the journal article.
One researcher commented that in SSA cities such as Antananarivo, a university diploma "has become a risk factor for finding employment" [ 47].
