Average improvements are, and should be, relevant to organizations such as the N.H.S., but only individual or subgroup analyses can reveal the full range of effective therapies.
Also, recruiting in an acute hospital meant that we were unable to make use of the full range of effective Internet interventions, such as those addressing mild to moderate mental health issues or lifestyle changes, which are more appropriate for general practice.
In the end, more comprehensive test evaluations that incorporate the full range of effects of testing on patients will lead to better decisions about testing and, consequently, to a more effective and efficient health care system.
The range of mitigation results reported thus refers only to the scenarios considered and does not encompass the full range of less-effective outcomes corresponding to varying levels of inaction.
In addition, more information is needed about the full range of natural and effective alternative sleep aids that are available.
Until now however, no method has been reported which covers the full range of premises for effective monitoring of cellular influenza A virus infection in bioreactor samples as addressed above.
Decision makers, when designing public health interventions, can consider the full range of determinants that influence the effective coverage of programs.
It covers the full range of respiratory support from highly effective CO2 elimination at lower flows to complete oxygenation and ventilation support.
"But ensuring that children receive the full range of readily available, safe and effective vaccines is one very concrete way parents, caregivers and leaders can help ensure that the next generation of Afghan children grow into healthy and productive adults, capable of contributing to the development of a peaceful and prosperous Afghanistan".
Because of their effects on disease dynamics, recognition of the full range of environmental reservoirs is essential for effective management of any emerging disease.
Ensuring that all women have access to the full range of contraceptive methods, particularly the most effective ones, is the fastest, most easily achievable, most highly leveraged, and least expensive way to ensure that women get pregnant only when they want to, and children are born to parents who plan for them and want them.
