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This study is part of the Ageing and Living Conditions Programme (ALC) at Umeå University, in which the socioeconomic differentiation in health in ageing cohorts is a key issue.

This study was conducted as part of The National Institute for Health Research NIHRR) Collaboration of Applied Leadership in Health and Care People with Long-Term Conditions programme (CLAHRC) [ 36].

This paper was financed by The Ageing and Living Conditions Programme at Umeå University, supported by the Swedish Research Council's Linnestöd (No 2006-21576-36119-666), and the Umeå Centre for Global Health Research at Umeå University, supported by a grant from FAS, the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research (grant No. 2006 1512).

This work was partly supported by the Umeå Centre for Global Health Research, with support from FAS, the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research (grant no. 2006-1512), and the Ageing and Living Conditions Programme, Centre for Population Studies, Umeå University.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11/929/prepub The research is included in the Ageing and Living Conditions Programme at Umeå University, and was funded by the Swedish Research Council's "Linnestöd", no.

The authors argue that these lessons can be central enablers to support decision makers in future programmes, to better understand how to build the enabling conditions for programme implementation towards renewable energy at higher spatial scales of governance, importantly the national level.

Further, it reveals assumptions concerning the conditions for programme effectiveness and provides a frame of reference for one or more evaluations of the programme [ 15, 16].

They used a comprehensive health systems framework based on conditions for programme effectiveness and then identified and collected tracer indicators.

More work before the intervention might have identified with more precision how and under what conditions the programme would work best and would have more completely specified the underlying theories.

Sweden, prompted by the development of new multidisciplinary approaches to research as part of the Ageing and Living Conditions (ALC) programme established at Umeå University in 2006, is now favoured with a demographic database for longitudinal analyses of health status, cognitive functioning, and socio-economic conditions in the ageing population.

Successfully implementing a condition monitoring programme that can pick up early signs of bubble formation could lead to operating the process without having to stop the machine for frequent inspections.