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Because of this difficulty and poor adherence to tuberculosis treatment, new strategies for monitoring treatment should be devised, taking into account the characteristics of the co-infection as recommended by Brazilian National Tuberculosis Control.

A coherent system of soil function-based ecosystem services was devised, taking into account the major soil functions as identified in the Soil Thematic Strategy.

A search strategy was devised taking into account existing filters that identify diagnostic accuracy studies (Additional file 1) [ 16].

To aid the interpretation of changes observed in (combinations of) immune function markers, a framework was devised taking into account the type of marker and the changes observed relative to a defined reference range.

'A sector development plan is already being devised, taking into account the latest situation assessment.' In addition to water, recent data from south-western districts of Bangladesh indicate that rice also contains arsenic due to water irrigation.

While there are many subtle ramifications, some of them depending on the specifics of our model, the principal inferences that emerge are that (1) social influence can have important effects on the cost effectiveness of treatments and (2) using our model, optimal treatment policies can be devised taking network structure into account.

That is to say, most of these models are devised taking basically into account the general features one aims at reproducing, rather than putting in elements that represent the idiosyncracies of the system one is surveying.

When item (2) is concerned, new optimisation policies should be devised that take into account the availability of green energy so that the overall CO2 emissions are minimised by taking advantage of the concept of data centre federation.

Cost-effective treatment policies can be devised by taking network structure into account.

We show that social influences can have significant effects, and that treatment policies can be devised to take network structure into account (eg, treating only boundary spanning individuals).

(2) Treatment policies can be devised to take network structure into account.