Some case studies only mention the costs of system components [ 39, 53] indicating that scaling up to regular widespread operation would change the cost structure (e.g., due to other license fees with more users) [ 39].
We found 76.6 % (98/128) of the never smokers with TB were exposed to secondhand smoke at home at baseline, indicating that scaling up the creation of smokefree environments at home may contribute to TB control because exposure to respirable pollutants due to the combustion of tobacco increases the risk of both TB infection and TB disease [ 15].
According to the literature, the generous research in environmental reaction engineering has indicated that scale-up of TBR is erroneous if one considers isothermal operation and uses either a pseudo-homogeneous or a heterogeneous model with plug flow for gas and liquid phases.
This research indicates that scale-up of an ACT subsidy to national or global levels has the potential to increase ACT uptake in poor rural areas, but spatial and socioeconomic variation is likely to remain in stocking and sales.
This project has indicated that scale up of refractive error services can occur in a health district through a multi-faceted approach that encompasses wide spectrum training, advocacy, appropriate infrastructure and referrals with clear guidelines for the management of patients.
These positive findings from this provincial-level pilot indicate that scale up of the current system is warranted, and that the level of funding per facility could also be increased, as absorptive capacity was high and HFCs had constructive ideas on how extra funds could be utilized.
Is this an approach that scales up?
That scaling up is already under way.
The only comparison showing both up and down-regulated scale β-keratins is the day 17 scutate scale versus wing feather, which indicates that scale genes annotated as 1, 2, 3 and 5 are up-regulated while scale 7, 8, 9 and 10 are down-regulated.
These findings indicate that when scaling up interventions that can result in rapid increases in the utilization of services, provisions must be made to increase the capacity of the health system to offer services.
