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Treatment with PPIs and/or use of cyclooxygenase-2-selective NSAIDs should be implemented in those patients at risk of NVUGIB who need NSAIDs and/or LDA.

The design of adequate algorithms to be implemented in those systems require the prior characterization of domestic electricity demand and categorization of loads, according to availability, typical usage patterns, working cycles and technical constraints.

A lot of the alternatives don't cost millions; it's just that international political will needs to be there so that they can be implemented in those countries that don't have the capacity, or sometimes the finances.

Therefore, appropriate instrumentation is needed to detect cartilage lesions and this should preferably be implemented in those cases where a suspicion of cartilage degeneration seems appropriate.

Thus vaccination would be implemented in those wereda identified by the regional states as endemic for PPR as well as in the neighbouring wereda.

There is international consensus that a screening programme should be implemented in those countries where HbP is prevalent (WHO 2006), preferably carried out in a primary healthcare setting (Modell and Darlison 2008).

Where relevant, I expect to see that the lessons and recommendations from this inspection have been implemented in those directorates," said Bolt.

In conclusion, IMCI can improve quality of care for sick children, and is being implemented in those countries where most child deaths occur.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the prevalence of low bone mass (osteopenia or osteoporosis) in our elderly male VA nursing home population and whether treatment strategies were implemented in those with the disease.

Due to the very limited findings concerning LMICs, and in order to identify elements within the context of PHLP that are implemented in those countries, additional keywords – regulation and legislation – were introduced to the review procedure.

Second, the fate of the undertaking will be shaped as much by how it's implemented in the field by those nine hundred civilians, and their counterparts in the military as it is by the outcome of those meetings in the White House.