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Intervention analysis for each of the conditions followed standard WHO-CHOICE methods, adopting an epidemiological, population based approach to assessing health outcomes (see general appendix on bmj.com).

Patients who are enrolled in specialty disease management programs are likely to have a level of caregiver support whereas those in primary care settings are less likely to have this support underscoring the need to undertake a population based approach to assessing needs.

We also used both non-parametric and regression based approaches to assess the partial correlation between GR and BR.

This assessment takes an engineering-based approach to assessing the potential future cost of each component of OPV modules, as well as the future scale of OPV production plants and associated scale economies, using stochastic analysis to account for uncertainty.

But in a paper in Nature, Findlay et al.4 report an innovative laboratory-based approach to assessing the effect of thousands of variants across protein-coding regions of BRCA1.

Examples are described from several well-studied enzyme systems to support this advanced structure-based approach to assessing druggability and to contrast their properties with those of GPCRs.

This chapter proposes a model-based approach to assessing sustainability using indicator species of ecosystem condition to provide timely feedback to managers about the sustainability of current and alternative forest management options, and to support the development of better-targeted and more relevant monitoring systems.

A data-based approach to assessing clinical interventions in the setting of chronic disease.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The asset-based approach to assessing strategies to cope with hazard shocks.

This study is an important step towards developing an evidence-based approach to assessing preparedness for implementing comprehensive liver cancer control strategies.

This exploratory study is an important step towards developing an evidence-based approach to assessing preparedness for implementing comprehensive liver cancer control strategies.