Nevertheless, there is still a lack of comprehensive measures for assessing product returns with recovery settings.
While the importance and magnitude of the burden of low back pain upon the individual is well recognized, a systematic understanding of the impact of the condition on individuals is currently hampered by the lack of an organized understanding of what aspects of a person's life are affected and the lack of comprehensive measures for these effects.
This finding is mainly important for settings with a high prevalence of MDR TB and underscores the of the need for adopting comprehensive measures to prevent re-infection.
All of these effects became non-significant after controlling for latent comprehensive measures of externalizing behavior problems.
Although there is an increasingly wide array of solid measures that independently cover different components of well-being (e.g., life satisfaction, positive emotions, psychological functioning, and social well-being) [ 2, 5, 6], there is still a need for brief, comprehensive measures that can be used to make rapid, reliable, and valid assessments [ 7].
The United States Government Accountability Office (2005b) criticized the Department of Education, which oversees the state VR programs, for not having comprehensive measures to track state agency progress.
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We conclude from the overview of existing research and issues discussed above that there is a need for a comprehensive measure of barriers to access to professional care for mental ill health that has nominal rather than categorical response categories.
In March 2004, the Comprehensive Measures for Non-point Source Pollution Management in the Four Major Rivers were established under the leadership of the Prime Minister's office and through the cooperation of related ministries.
The use of more consistent accounting methods for disease funding, more comprehensive measures of burden and future risk that include impact on health and expenditures, and the timely dissemination of benchmarks on the alignment of disease burden to funding could help to make NIH funding priorities more rationale and transparent.
