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This argument is further supported by evidence generated from a multi-agent simulation of ARIM [23], using a simple model containing a population of ZIP trading agents buying and selling RIs on a simulated exchange (see [24] for ZIP's design and [25 27] for a review of ZIP).

The content for the original pool of Y-PASS items was informed by the evidence generated from a comprehensive systematic review of the quantitative correlate literature [ 39] and focus groups conducted with 54 South Australian children aged 10 to 14 years exploring perceptions of influences of lunchtime and after-school physical activity [ 40, 41].

This is particularly interesting in light of very recent evidences generated from a microarray study showing that expression of EGFR ligands epiregulin and amphiregulin may predict cetuximab benefit [ 15].

Against this background, drawing on the aforementioned government initiatives and the WHO framework to improve private provider health services, and on the basis of the evidence generated from over a decade of research in the two slums, APHRC decided to design, implement and evaluate a package of interventions aimed at improving healthcare delivery.

These findings corroborated the evidence generated from the general review of global IHR implementation, specifically indicating that, 'The chemical, nuclear, and radiological threats encompassed in the IHR 2005 presents a unique challenge to the surveillance and response community in both developed and developing countries' (15).

The evidence generated from epidemiological surveillance plays a very important role in the policy-making process.

There exists, nonetheless, a growing body of evidence generated from mouse models that indicates a potential role for IFNγ-dependent Th1 responses in the pathogenesis of neutrophilic airway inflammation and AHR in severe asthma (Fig. 3).

Policy makers were those who provided advice about how CED should be used in the decision-making process and finally decision makers were those who worked in government funded agencies and who took the evidence generated from the studies to make a final decision about funding the drug or technology.

On the basis of strong interest from participating health services, we are exploring the possibility of using the evidence generated from this process to develop an appropriate tool for community-based health promotion services that complement the goals and activities of the health centre/service.

In addition to knowledge and evidence generated from within this community there is a need to consider other areas of influence on policymaking, as highlighted by Bowen and Zwi [ 21].

If the evidence generated from such research is to have an impact on health care spending, it should be used to inform policy and practice.