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Ensuring the quality and integration of 'strategic intelligence' and 'sense-making' will make for better decision-making and more appropriate implementation and monitoring.11.

27 49 50 This may attenuate the benefit and highlights the need for more appropriate implementation of evidence-based statin therapies in the real world.

The computer coding of the proposed method is much easier than the classical vibration analysis methods which makes it more appropriate in implementation.

The computer coding of the proposed method is much easier than the classical vibration analysis methods for similar analyses which makes it more appropriate in implementation.

In general, deterministic and single sampling techniques are computationally more rapid than random and complex sampling methods, and so are more appropriate for parallel implementation.

As for schemes, the discussion of section 3.3 suggests that compared with historical emissions based allocation, GPS based allocation is more appropriate for the implementation in China.

Our analysis suggests that a targeted strategy focusing on older individuals who may be at higher risk of disease may be a more appropriate strategy for implementation in primary care.

The concept is based on the Pulse-Coupled Biological Oscillators (PCO) phase advance synchronization model [4], but with the difference that it is more appropriate for the practical implementation in wireless networks.

Thus, while RCTs are best for studying short-term efficacy, observational studies may be more appropriate for analysing their implementation and highlighting the interactions with patients' preferences and compliance [ 76, 84– 86].

Until the implementation of more appropriate methods than similarity cut-off criteria for defining ecotypes [9], clustering sequences at a 99% similarity for rDNA is the best compromise to form cohesive neutral units of diversity.

However, knowledge of the prognostic risk factors detected in patients with evolved HF could guide implementation of more appropriate measures to slow the clinical progression of the disease.