Standardized methods of data collection, and ideally a robust national health database, would help policymakers make informed decisions as well as enable ongoing quality improvement at the facility and county levels.
Ideally, some robust medium position between ICH GCP and 'publication standard' is required for the analysis, together with mechanisms for funding, maintaining and sharing the necessary measurement, evaluation and quality assurance methods and resources.
Standardized methods of data collection, and ideally a robust national health database that reflects the WHO concept of a National Health Information System (NHIS), would help policymakers make informed decisions as well as enable ongoing quality improvement at the facility and county levels [ 82].
The process for identifying new MCH beneficiaries, carried out by FHWs, should ideally be robust enough to capture new beneficiary details and transfer them to the portal sufficiently rapidly so that the MCTS can produce better forecasts of future service delivery needs.
To solve the neuronal naming problem, the neuroscience community would ideally adopt a robust approach to classification.
Ideally, to be robust to all routine degradations and malicious attacks, no matter what content-preserving manipulation is done, the image with any distortion should still be correctly classified into the corresponding original image.
To be useful as a biomarker, a response should ideally be as robust as possible.
Ideally, policies should be robust under the uncertainties that are identified.
Such risk assessment values would ideally be based on robust data sets relating adverse effects to biomarker concentrations in human populations (e.g., the historical use of a "blood lead level of concern" by the CDC and other organizations).
Though Ad vectors may at first glance seem ideally suited to achieve robust yet transient expression of a given therapeutic gene, this short-term expression results from immune complications intrinsic to this type of vectors.
