Gender differences practice

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Although this survey was qualitative rather than quantitative, the results should not be dismissed lightly because the survey was confidential, no respondents or their firms were exposed to open criticism. Because of their experience and senior positions, respondents had reviewed many different drugs and NDA applications. The survey replies were, therefore, likely to be reliable and provide a good approximation of the then-current industry gender practices and the frequency of clinically meaningful differences. 

Differences in species, gender and experimental design infuence various aspects of ischemia and reperfusion and ultimately the postischemic outcome despite the identical burden of ischemia. These factors should be considered in interpreting experimental data and translating basic research findings to clinical practice. 

It is not uncommon for a person with an amputation to have two prostheses, one that emphasizes mechanical function, one for work, and an interchangeable one with a more humanlike appearance for social occasions, i.e., different tools for different jobs. Choice of prosthesis is ultimately based on many psychological, cultural, and practical factors. Other factors affecting the issue are age, gender, occupation, degree of physical activity, the amputee s attitude toward training, the type of amputation involved, and whether it is unilateral or bilateral limb loss. (Beasley and de Bese, 1990 Fillet and Mackin, 1992). 

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