Simulation results are presented to show the performance of the proposed observer of the fuel cell internal states and to extract conclusions for future research work.
The aims of this paper are to review the existing international literature on approaches to health care for comorbid depression and diabetes and draw out the key conclusions for both research and future development in health care delivery.
To examine the quantity and quality of economic evaluations analyzing preventive interventions in Spain to September 2005, with the further goal of extracting conclusions for further research and the design of future programs.
We present our results and we provide a brief discussion of the findings, conclusions, and implications for research, for scholars, and the academic community in German-speaking countries.
In this discussion, we highlight some comments about Rasso's study from participants at the Accounting, Organizations and Society Conference on Accounting Estimates and share our own perspectives about the study's conclusions and implications for research and practice.
Specifically, we discuss land-use drivers or human activities that exacerbate infectious diseases; the land water interface, common to many infectious disease life cycles; and conclusions and recommendations for research and training from the working group.
While an interesting conclusion for practitioners, future research should look at more precise deliniation of such a theme to see if an increase in specificity would lead to more conclusive outcomes in terms of the internal benefits to organizations looking to implement sustainable innovations.
We review the data leading to this conclusion, discuss the implications for research and suggest ways to reduce problems in reproducibility and experimental transparency caused by this housing variable.
These conclusions have significant implications for research and clinical practice.
In addition, we will describe some general results with regard to the included interventions, and finally we will discuss our conclusions and the implications for research and practice.
