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[Conflicting expert opinions from the medical viewpoint].
The difference of expert assessments is mainly due to individual views but may be caused by other factors from the medical part. Some assessments sound different for the non-medical listener without really being different-at least from the approach. Additionally, the language of expert witnesses are quite different, plausible phrasing goes down well. The kind of the expert assessment or diversity of clients does not influence essentially the frequency of conflicts.