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Asked whether this will make it easier for the government to bring in further controls, the spokesman said: "We have already said prior to this judgment that we are looking to see what further measures can be taken and following that judgment that work will continue".

Based on the four descriptors several further measures can be calculated (Fig. 4).

We would report this phase ambiguity to users so that further measures can be taken accordingly (Table S3 in Additional file 1).

Such services should be examined to ensure that they are seen as an integral part of the whole integrated care pathway [ 17], and what further measures can be taken to engage individuals who have achieved abstinence in such services.

There may be a need to have rural community based epidemiological studies to identify the determinants responsible for the spread of HCV infection and those that may be limiting the spread of HBV infection, particularly in the literate blood donor population, so that further preventative measures can be established.

WLGA finance spokesman Aaron Shotton, from Flintshire council, said: "While changes to local council tax rates are expected to raise around £48m to help protect local public services, councils are also having to make a number of tough decisions on what further cost saving measures can be taken to address a total budget shortfall of around £290m that they have been left to manage in 2014-15.

As a further advantage, ROH measures can be tailored to distinguish between inbreeding arising from a recent common ancestor (longer ROH) or more distant common ancestors (shorter ROH).

Further details about these measures can be found in Hyndman and Koehler.

Further details on these measures can be obtained from Statistics Canada's CCHS (2001) documentation.

Rapid detection means that further analysis and safety measures can be carried out more quickly.

Besides further software developments, several measures can be discussed to reduce the number of non-diagnostic interrogations.