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Quality of life estimates were explored using alternative utility estimates from external sources.

The effects of center characteristics and exposure assessment methods on between-center heterogeneity in effect estimates were explored using a meta-regression framework.

Unfortunately, although several potentially relevant methodological and clinical factors that may explain the variations in these estimates were explored, no consistent patterns were identified.

To begin to expand beyond the site level, estimates were explored for a two-year scale-up to treat 3 million.

The HMM transition probabilities were treated as tuning parameters and a variety of values, including the maximum likelihood estimates, were explored.

For the final population analysis which combined data from the short infusion study and the TCI study, the potential relationships between body weight and individual parameter estimates were explored.

The effect of using a fixed constraint on time estimates was explored by running additional analyses without this constraint.

Long-term maintenance estimates were based on the best evidence available, and the impact of uncertainty in these estimates was explored in extensive sensitivity analyses.

Rates of complications are reported and statistical pooling of proportion estimates was explored using fixed and random effect models within StatsDirect © Version 3.

The usefulness of these estimates are explored by (i) comparing aggregated data with local area estimates from other sources and (ii) including practice level estimates in a model of CHD mortality.

Uncertainty around these estimates was explored by increasing and decreasing the estimated national case numbers by 5%%, and also by increasing and decreasing the mean total cost estimates for each age and gender subgroup by 10%and20%20 % respectively.