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The results of this study support previous research that identified that guideline formats and content are important determinants of usability of guidelines in busy clinical environments such as the emergency care sector [11 13].

Further support for this hypothesis derives from a large-scale community health survey of more than 36,000 people aged ≥15 years that identified that seeking treatment was prompted by increasing levels of disability, distress and/or suicidal ideation and that these factors operated across diagnostic and socio-demographic groups (Sareen et al. 2005).

The present study finding is inconsistent with the earlier study [15] that identified that there was a negative relationship between students confidence and radiation related knowledge and that students who reported moderate confidence in their knowledge on radiation related knowledge scored lower scores in objective tests.

This reflects the results of previous work that identified that one in six pairs of shoes are not worn [ 12].

These results are consistent with findings from a systematic review that identified that even a mild deterioration in cognition has significant psychological impact.

This aspect of our findings is in accordance with a recent study that identified that a CPOE system frequently increased the probability of prescribing errors [ 13].

The trustee is the only person who can link a patient with the tissue bank number that identifies that patient.

For each shop, the degree is the number of other shops that identify that shop as a market competitor.

Each vertex is a binary variable that identifies that person as either carrying or not carrying the scabies mite.

It is important to remember that a small number of children may be put on puberty blockers, and only after a period of assessment that identifies that the child's wellbeing will be greatly improved by delaying puberty.

The patients had been not misdiagnosed but overdiagnosed; that is, cancers were identified that would never have produced clinical symptoms.