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Larose (2005) said that in this phase one should "evaluate the one or more models delivered in the modeling phase for quality and effectiveness before deploying them for use in the field".

Policy makers will therefore have to consider the cost-effectiveness of deploying a vaccination strategy in anticipation of a pandemic; due to the substantial investment in research and development, and manufacturing of vaccines.

The cost-effectiveness of deploying the digital audio outreach program in the intervention communities is noteworthy.

Advances in environmental health interventions and effective therapies have been insufficient to eliminate the burden of enteric infections in deployed military personnel, which can result in lost work days, increased health care utilization, and compromised operational readiness and effectiveness [ 5- 9].

Basic prevention can reduce CL risk in deployed militaries.

The flexibility gained through such an approach can be used to increase sustainability (in terms of cost-effectiveness) of deployed network/node resources.

The results show that a D3TD has a potential to enhance usability in terms of effectiveness when deployed as a MUIK.

This operational evaluation of a centralized TB culture program serving HIV-positive patients in urban Brazil suggests that TB culture has substantial impact and reasonable cost-effectiveness when deployed in this setting.

Julian Lewis, Conservative chairman of the Commons Defence Committee and a critic of extending air strikes to Syria, said the government was in denial about the effectiveness of bombing without deploying viable ground troops.

In many circumstances, making judgments about the effectiveness of treatments deployed by others is challenging.

Also, changing workload characteristics often impact the effectiveness of the deployed scheduling policies.