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It is, of course, possible to suppose that it is natural language, or some other system of communication, that first develops content, which can then serve as a basis upon which to provide an account of mental content.

Thus, while young adults with type 1 diabetes undertake exercise and sports of various intensities, including high-intensity exercise and training, clinicians have little evidence upon which to provide advice.

If live virus vaccines are required in patients on immunosuppressives, there is no evidence base upon which to provide guidance for how long a patient should be off a particular agent before receipt of the vaccine; this would need to factor in both the pharmacokinetics as well as the pharmacodynamics of individual compounds.

We examined these different groups in order to provide some evidence upon which to base decisions about categorizing children with health problems.

Through our comprehensive, real-time approach, we hope to provide a foundation upon which to develop methods for enhancing patient-centered communication in cancer care.

Studies which investigate the appropriate cut-off points and accuracy of outcome scales when used in these ways would provide evidence upon which to base clinical-decision making.

The publication of the first large thromboprophylaxis randomised, controlled trial in ambulatory cancer patients is imminent and may provide evidence upon which to base extended prophylaxis in ambulatory patients.

Finally, the small cohort of focus-group participants and free-text responders (taking into account the possible over-representation of some students' opinions if they provided data through both methodologies) means that only trends and directions can be commented upon, providing ideas upon which to base future research.

While policies help to provide some framework nationally upon which to build practice, they are insufficient to fully implement inclusionary practices for young children.

Many models have been developed to attempt to provide a working hypothesis upon which to base further research.

Prospectively, it also provides information upon which to base decisions regarding immunization programs, especially for countries without routine vaccination against the main acute bacterial meningitis pathogens (28, 31 ).