Thirdly, another interviewee only partly agreed on the applicability of outcome-related productivity gains as they felt that it could only be used to evaluate benefits of certain vaccines targeting diseases, such as Japanese Encephalitis, which leads to some sort of cognitive damage in a third of the infected children.
A further three interviewees were less convinced about the applicability of outcome-related productivity gains, stating that these gains were already implicitly included in the calculation of benefits and that it only provides a parental perspective rather than a governmental one.
Landscape preference studies addressing these type of values often yield context-specific outcomes, limiting the applicability of their outcomes in landscape policy.
Therefore, the compatibility of organizational priorities must be considered in order to ensure the applicability of implementation outcomes across a range of settings (Proctor et al. 2011).
To compound the matter, the methodologies necessary to establish a material adequate for in vivo exposure testing raises questions on the applicability of the outcomes.
With radiotherapy techniques dramatically changing the dose and volume of radiation for so many sites of radiotherapy, the applicability of the outcomes from the large epidemiologic studies of earlier decades utilizing outdated techniques to the modern context is unclear.
Finally, having a relatively fit sample with moderate to good control of their diabetes makes the applicability of the outcomes to individuals who are inactive or have poor glycemic control uncertain.
Validated outcome measures - This review has emphasised the applicability of validated outcome measures.
Time until recovery onset is assessed and possible long-term-outcome differences between the syndromes of UWS and MCS and the applicability of UWS-outcome predictors such as etiology, age at onset, or duration to MCS are examined.
The most reliable methodologies to determine the seismic demands are the non-linear time history analyses, however, the computational time required can be excessive and the applicability of the outcome is usually limited for the analyzed bridge.
