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Extending this strategy to all PHC patient-visits has the potential to compel clinicians to screen all patients for tobacco use and may consequently improve screening and intervention rates.

Although facility-based ACF for TB among PLHIV detects early cases and may consequently improve survival (17– 19), empirical evidence on the benefit of ACF for treatment outcome is scarce.

We hypothesise that training family carers to deliver personalised activities to their relatives in a residential setting will make visits more satisfying and may consequently improve the quality of life for carers and their relatives.

Indeed, BE hydrosolubility can be significantly improved by highly hydrophilic semisynthetic β-cyclodextrin [ 80], and γ-cyclodextrin derivatives [ 39] as carriers, which has enhanced antiproliferative potential of BE towards cancer cell lines [ 80], and by incorporation in nanoemulsion [ 46], which may increase its bioavailability and consequently improve its activity in vitro and in vivo.

Therefore, it may be concluded that sodium orthovanadate, a specific inhibitor of PTPase, may stimulate PDK and eNOS and consequently improve vascular endothelium dysfunction.

Combining clinical and biochemical criteria in randomized controlled trials aimed at combating oxidative stress in specifically selected patients may help in this distinction and consequently improve diagnosis of and (preventive) treatment for (CVD in) psychiatric disorders.

Computer-guided insulin administration algorithms may be one way to increase TIR and consequently improve glycemic control.

System-based interventions may prevent many of these adverse events and consequently improve patient safety [ 9, 13].

This may be perceived positively by the patients and therefore may favour the quality of the patient-physiotherapist relationship and consequently improve outcome.

The resulting looser state of chromatin DNA may increase the accessibility of DNA drug targets and consequently improve the efficiency of anticancer drugs targeting DNA, such as Topo II inhibitors.

This may increase the use of the 'half-mark' and consequently improve reliability, sensitivity and potentially help to clarify the factor structure.