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Stratification according to the presence or absence of these two factors documented distinct prognoses for the subsets of patients and thus may be helpful for enabling more appropriate management strategies in the future.

The use of RDTs at clinic and community levels has the potential to provide accurate malaria diagnosis, restricting antimalarial therapy to those who require it and avoiding the overuse of antimalarial drugs, while enabling more appropriate management of non-malarial fever.

Across the three experiments presented here, reminding supported better memory for individual examples and enabled more appropriate transfer to new situations than comparison.

Understanding the causes of handwriting problems is necessary in order to develop sustainable solutions to make the teaching of handwriting more effective and to enable more appropriate writing materials to be designed.

This change also enabled more appropriate teaching moments during the call.

This is potentially an area where improving the skills of facilitators might enable more appropriate support for practice teams during the Maturity Matrix session.

2 4 Any strategy for prevention requires knowledge of the cause of injury, which may enable more appropriate targeting of resources towards preventing such injuries.

More appropriate use of existing diagnostics, as well as the development of better diagnostics, could prevent incorrect and delayed diagnoses and enable more appropriate treatments with lower costs and better outcomes.

The advent of improved methods of human cell immortalisation, combined with the use of pre-separated characterised cells, does enable more appropriate cell line models to be developed [ 40].

This could enable more appropriate treatment if a non-specific genital tract infection is suspected, or potentially no treatment at all which would reduce costs by £24.99 for chlamydia and £101.86 for gonorrhoea.

This may aid early and accurate identification of symptomatic ACJ pathology in primary health care enabling more efficient application of appropriate treatment interventions.