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rhEGF plasma levels were almost undetectable, suggesting that no systemic absorption occurred, which may minimise potential side effects and improve treatment safety.

In summary, our study results underscore that shallow breathing during CT perfusion imaging of the abdomen reduces the necessity for extensive motion correction during post-processing which may minimise artefacts on parametric images and reduce errors in perfusion value calculation.

Patients should be supported with appropriate dietary and lifestyle advice during ALL treatment and follow-up, which may minimise these changes and reduce associated long-term morbidity.

Our study has several strengths; it was nested in a prospective cohort study, and sera were collected before the diagnosis of gastric cancer, which may minimise any possibility of misclassification for exposure.

46 47 Research suggests that elderly women are less likely to afford or use life sustaining treatments and instead rely on care from hospices 48 49 50 and alternative modes of emotional and spiritual care during the dying process, 51 which may minimise the degree of subjective suffering.

Nonlinear optimization may suffer from local minima and initialisation which may be minimised using stochastic sampling as suggested by Shi et al. [21].

Swine breeds generally show considerable variability in different characteristics which may be minimised by the use of specially bred minipigs which have a known genetic background and health status.

It is therefore important to screen for those who are at risk of colorectal cancer which may help in minimising its' mortality rate.

Prevention or treatment of infection may minimise maternal or fetal infectious morbidity, which would have a direct impact on stillbirth incidence.

This may minimise the lack of variability of patient satisfaction levels, which at present is typically high [ 7, 30- 33], thus improving the identification of definitive predictors in future regression or correlation analyses.

We opted for using incidence data obtained from the CI5plus database to ensure a higher homogeneity of data quality, which may be expected to minimise the potential bias associated with using data obtained from sources more heterogeneous regarding their quality standards.