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The information obtained from this trial reflects a "real world" experience and involves more than 30000 patients throughout the world.

As such, this trial reflects an interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers with expertise in behavioural and motivation psychology, exercise physiology and rheumatology.

The doses and administration schedules selected for this trial reflect the European standard clinical doses for primary VTE prevention in the orthopedic setting.

Additional findings from this trial reflect 'real life' dosing, as not only were formal 'within-child' pharmacokinetic studies undertaken, but also sparse random sampling in all children attending clinic throughout the 48 weeks.

The high dropout rates in this trial reflect the severity of the disease and the side-effects of the treatments.> -wrap-foot> *ERA is any endothelin receptor antagonist, PDE5i is phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitor, and Pr is prostacyclins (oral, inhaled, intravenous or subcutaneous).

Late randomisation is a feature of good trial design [ 32] and in this case will ensure that the trial reflects current clinical practice.

The uptake of elements of the UNEST package prior to completion of the trial reflects the success of this approach, but also the favourable policy window for both newborn care at both facility and community levels.

The levels of CP uptake found in the trial reflect well on the experience of CP practitioners, albeit much lower than reported from previous mail surveys.

16 17 20 Finally, differences in total costs of the arms during the trial reflect differential mortality and thus different total number of person years of receipt of ART.

Glucose control before NICE-SUGAR was in the glycaemic band of the control group of NICE-SUGAR confirming that the trial reflected current ANZ practice at the time.

The inclusion criteria of the trial reflect the variety in patient presentations that would be encountered by physiotherapists in the clinical setting.