By varying the ceiling ratio, the varying probability that the intervention is cost-effective can be identified.
If effective components can be identified in either general practice or community settings, more streamlined, cost effective, efficient and reconfigured interventions might be achieved in primary care, broadly defined.
Research is needed to elucidate the factors responsible for transmission of SPHS so that effective prevention can be identified.
It is also important that future studies clearly describe the ingredients of FACT as well as standard treatment, so that effective elements can be identified.
If an effective intervention can be identified, then using a home-based approach may be of value for some individuals unable to attend hospital outpatient clinics because of location, travel limitations or other reasons.
For the IBS-SSS and WASAS, there are no accepted thresholds, so a range will be chosen such that the points at which one intervention has a 60%, 70 %, 80 and 90%and90%ihood of being the most cost-effective option can be identified.
Thus, the best performing crosses and effective breeding strategies can be identified.
By monitoring the therapeutic delivery process, barriers preventing effective therapeutic delivery can be identified and overcome.
If a screening system to reconstitute heterogeneous CL strands with ZO-1 and/or ZO-2 is developed, then useful and effective CL modulators can be identified.
However, given the large number of variables compared to the small sample size of microarray data, there are only a small number of effective genes that can be identified reliably [6].
Two of the main reasons for this are that an effective lumping scheme can be identified from basic properties of the model (e.g., the stoichiometry), and that lumped state variables are formed as easily interpretable pools of state variables in the original model.
