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It could therefore be envisaged that better management of mental disorders might reduce suicide rates.

It is envisaged that this will better enable those graduating from this programme to respond to the changing context of healthcare.

It is envisaged that planners can make better-informed decisions about curricular implementation, review and reform when information of this nature is made available to them.

Faculty training on PBL tutorials and the evaluation of new programmes is absolutely necessary and it is envisaged that planners can make better-informed decisions about curricular implementation, review and reform when information of this nature is made available to them.

However, since we could demonstrate the advantage of SSTR-PET in combination with contrast-enhanced CT using older technologies for correct staging of MCC, it can be envisaged that these benefits are even better with improved SSTR-PET techniques.

It is envisaged that the results reported here may enable better understanding of the factors determining DNP enhancement to design suitable 'beacons' for simultaneous molecular imaging by OMRI.

It is thus envisaged that the Molniya orbit based system would be a better choice for commercial use of SSPS.

Indeed, it was envisaged that the CIDA software could actually enable OTs to better communicate to patients the feasibility of proposed solutions and enable the patient to perhaps better understand and embrace changes that otherwise may have seemed not possible or may have been ruled out in the absence of a 3D representation of the possible changes.

It is envisaged that the tool will be utilised in hospitals by Cancer Care Coordinators to assist them to better meet the ongoing needs of their Indigenous patients.

It is not envisaged that staff will benefit financially from this part of the package.

Hence, it is envisaged that 2 h is sufficient to complete the reaction.