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The additional cost of this must be recognised.

However, the work also suggests that unacceptable variations in patterns of treatment and outcome remain and this must be recognised and addressed if Calman Hine is to achieve its ultimate aim of a uniformly high standard of care for all.

This energy must be recognised and harnessed if India is to provide decent housing to its growing urban population.

This syndrome must be recognised swiftly, as the severe hypertension can have serious sequelae.

However, the reservations expressed by this patient-population must be recognised with particular focus directed towards allaying fears and misconceptions, seeking further evidence base for certain therapies and incorporating physician support and advice.

Finally, we suggest that in undertaking theory-based assessments of this kind, it must be recognised from the outset that approaches to measurement must themselves be 'fit for purpose' and as such are unlikely to be achieved entirely by standardised measures developed for use across diverse settings.

Thus while the limitations of the samples must be recognised, this remains the first case/control study in which a large group of children all of whom disclosed anal abuse was examined using the same techniques and examiners as controls, using well defined terminology.

However, it must be recognised that this solution is in contradiction with the problem of the under-exploitation of the plants in the other seasons.

This is an ethical responsibility that must be recognised by funding agencies and researchers who have an interest in conducting research in developing countries [ 10].

"Local authorities have been required to lead on the preparations for an LEP but what must be recognised now is that this is something businesses will lead on once it is up and running".

However, despite the advantages of this approach there are still several limitations and constraints that must be recognised in modelling deep-sea organisms at global scales (see below).