We considered this topic to provide a good opportunity for developing tailored information to patients with different levels of health literacy and educational levels.
We briefly consider this topic later (see Synthesis and discussion).
We will consider this topic, from both the perspective of experimental studies and the perspective of analyses of human tumor specimens.
As there is little evidence published on this topic, we consider this not to greatly impact on the current relevance of the review, particularly as the literature reviewed spans almost three decades.
As was the case with De Moya et al., we consider this to be an important topic of discussion in the framework of another, larger randomized multi-institutional trial [ 15].
Specifically, we consider the topic of websites in the context of third-party references and the online advertising ecosystem.
We consider the topics discussed in this review to be enabling technologies for the development of the next generation of crystallization processes with significantly improved predictability, robustness and controllability.
While authors have previously considered this topic [ 43, 44], we concentrated on discussions of equity related to research findings and implications for proposed interventions.
