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136 137 It is therefore difficult, based on current evidence, to justify the expenses associated with AT if the goal is to maximise improvements in βm.

Future studies should also determine which form of resistance training (maximal vs explosive muscle strength) and which hypoxic dose is best for maximising improvements in muscle strength.

Composites with aligned and continuous CNTs and with high CNT volume fractions might be expected to maximise the improvements.

To maximise patient benefits, improvements in radiation delivery will need to integrate with novel treatment paradigms and comprehensive rehabilitation strategies to eventually provide a patient-centric, personalised treatment plan.

LAMA/LABA combination treatments are a recognised treatment option for GOLD B, C or D patients [ 1]; these treatments maximise lung function improvements by using two bronchodilators with different mechanisms of action to provide additive clinical benefits [ 3].

A clearer understanding of the dynamics of this population, and its relationship with the owned population would enable better targeting of resources to maximise the potential improvement in animal welfare.

HM Treasury, departments and the authority must make improvements to maximise the value for money that can be achieved from the assurance system," the report concludes.

Decisions to scale up population health interventions from small projects to wider state or national implementation is fundamental to maximising population-wide health improvements.

Quality control procedures contained within the study will provide a means of adjusting analysis for information bias and also enable identification of the key data collection issues that require improvement to maximise the usefulness of this surveillance approach.

The mobilisation of this rule, however, was often context dependent and either served to maximise the patient's improvement during rehabilitation for the purposes of providing aggregated data to the local PCT, or served to minimise the appearance of change when the scores were used to discuss a lack of progress in the patient with family members [ 46].