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The Job Evaluation Survey Tool (JEST), consisting of 15 questions was developed against GMC standards, and evaluated in a pilot study, field testing and finally in comprehensive use in the Foundation programme.

Thus, a slower feeding rate and longer gut residence time is likely to enhance the absorption efficiency of B. lyrifera above that of M. intestinalis and P. tremulus, resulting in a more comprehensive use of the available labile organic material in B. lyrifera, but incomplete digestion and enhanced pigment concentrations in the faecal pellets of M. intestinalis and P. tremulus.

The Breast Diseases Registry system (BDRS) is implemented as an integrated disease-specific system for breast diseases in order to obtain a comprehensive use of patient health data for research and Breast Cancer Registry as well as an ancillary clinical tool.

In this process, a more comprehensive use of telephone advice systems may increase NTAA rates and decrease inter-nurse variability, resulting in a higher overall effectiveness of nurse telephone triage [ 15, 29].

Further, we provide an overview of impact evaluation designs that can be used in comprehensive impact evaluations along with a rationale for using both quantitative and qualitative research techniques.

A new high-speed valve-based modulator has been designed and tested for use in comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC × GC).

This bio-optical model is specifically designed for use in comprehensive, multiple scattering radiative transfer models for the coupled atmosphere ocean system.

Diabetes PHD is now widely accessed (∼80,000 users per year) for use in comprehensive risk assessment of cardiometabolic disease over a 30-year period and that helps diabetic patients better appreciate the likely benefits of risk factor reduction.

The QVC has developed an approach for obtaining the information and identifying environmental databases that can be used to establish baseline or background levels in the county for specific pollutants and media; this approach will eventually be available for use in comprehensive models for exposure dose characterization within the segments (Georgopoulos and Lioy 2006).

Biological systems can now be understood in comprehensive and quantitative detail using systems biology approaches.

Thirty-seven per cent taught a recognised classification of the domains of health used in Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA).