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Mr. Utley said he hoped the report would be used by policy makers in deciding what actions to take to help the state compete for jobs.

This report assists researchers and decision makers in deciding whether these simulation methods are appropriate to address specific health system problems through an eight-point checklist referred to as the SIMULATE (System, Interactions, Multilevel, Understanding, Loops, Agents, Time, Emergence) tool.

Thus, additional measurement of the frequency or prevalence of the quintuple mutation alongside measurements of both the dhfr and dhps mutations may guide policy makers in deciding where to implement SP-IPTi.

The results may be helpful for Chinese health-policy makers in deciding whether to add PCV-7 to the compulsory routine vaccination program in China.

As the first health-decision makers in deciding when to initiate antibiotic treatment and limit their unnecessary use, mothers and caregivers must have the appropriate knowledge to enable correct decisions.

Second, the inclusion of the NNT provides practical information to aid decision-makers in deciding what treatments to recommend or prioritize over others when attempting to reduce adiposity in overweight and obese children and adolescents.

Second, the inclusion of the NNT provides practical information to aid decision-makers in deciding what treatments to recommend or prioritize over others when attempting to reduce depressive symptoms in adults with AORC.

Notwithstanding, the most significant obstacle a policy maker confronts in deciding on the tax treatment of corporate debt and equity financing is that the impact of taxation on corporate financial policy is not entirely understood.

The task force's report, finished last Friday by a 42-member panel of business, privacy and technical experts, cites the complex security and access issues that policy makers must consider in deciding whether to regulate the way companies amass huge databases of consumer information.

Future analysis could usefully assist policy makers more directly in deciding where to place finite resources.

To policy makers, efficiency in health care is the most important factor in deciding whether an innovation has added benefits.