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Despite this complex evaluation, increased lactate levels usually reflect increased morbidity and high mortality.

Involving side-to-side differences in the evaluation increased the diagnostic sensitivity by 2.5 25.0%% across different parameters.

Involving the side-to-side difference in the evaluation increased the diagnostic sensitivity by 2.5 25.0%% across different parameters in our study (Fig. 3), and did not change their pattern, which is in line with an earlier study [7].

This consensus calls for increased investment in health information, efficiency of this investment, development of a common data architecture, strengthening of performance monitoring and evaluation, increased data use in developing countries and improved data access [ 55].

The resulting single-stage genomic evaluation increased the accuracy of estimated genomic breeding values compared to a scenario in which phenotypes on relatives that were not genotyped were ignored.

This trend was attributed to several factors; the acceptance of fine needle aspiration as an accurate diagnostic evaluation, increased awareness about breast cancer and usefulness of breast self-examination [ 2].

The absence of any diagnosis after the initial evaluation increases the likelihood of a neurally mediated syncope.

The assay now identifies 60 out of the 302 samples not covered during the evaluation, increasing the pathogen coverage from 86% to 89%.

Feunekes et al. examined comprehension of single label types and found that the time taken to make an evaluation increases with the complexity of the FOP label.

Thus, while limiting the generalizability of the results, the use of concept mapping had the advantage of focusing the scope of the evaluation, increasing the potential for an efficient and sustained evaluation effort.

After a slow start in 2008 (18 health promotion interventions were evaluated), the number of evaluations increased in 2009 (36 interventions), and this number is expected to further increase in 2010 (45 interventions).