Sentence examples for developments of our approach from inspiring English sources
Many developments of our approach are envisaged to provide more complete estimates of the public health impact of treatment strategies.
It would be desirable in future developments of our approach to include separate estimates for relevant outcomes, which underlines the need for high-quality data to build up suitable risk equations.
Further developments of our approach include the exploration of alternative strategies to optimise the identification of the treatment target population, and the description of a method to design those strategies.
In discussion, we reflect on the challenges and value of systematically reviewing this kind of evidence, and note some possible adaptations and developments of our approach.
Further developments of our approach that may be useful for such etiological studies would be to acknowledge for the variability in the regression coefficients corresponding to the effect of sampling conditions on biomarkers estimated in the measurement model (Eq. A.1, see Additional file 2 statistical appendix).
During the development of our approach, several observations were noticed.
The development of our approach was also inspired by other ranking-based approaches, such as Ranking SVM [25], RankBoost [26], and RankNet [27].
Remark 2.1 We remark that for the subsequent development of our approach, it suffices to assume that A is a closed and convex set of admissible parameters.
The conduct of the AGPNS and development of our approach, like any field-based method, can be derailed by major events.
We would like to acknowledge the feedback from members of our independent scientific advisory panel, government staff with knowledge of existing useful databases, and other interested stakeholders during the development of our approach and subsequent implementation over the past three years.
The technical development of our approach based on the formalism of field-theory and its application to molecular signal transduction is the main subject of a forthcoming manuscript [ 16].
