We used Monte Carlo simulations to estimate the relative impact of an intervention using RL to adapt SMS adherence support messages in order to more effectively address each non-adherent patient's adherence barriers, e.g., forgetfulness versus side effect concerns.
There is no point on that map that can more effectively address the region's plight - a plight created by the failure of western powers to accept their international responsibilities.
But in most cases every effort is made to reduce dosages or eliminate the drug altogether, especially with residents whose difficulties may be more effectively addressed with pain medication.
Raymond V. Gilmartin, the chairman and chief executive, said in a statement: "In an environment driven by increasing competition, cost-containment pressures and greater customer demand for value, we have examined every aspect of our business, at every level, to identify ways to more effectively address these challenges.
China has pledged to take firm action on climate change at the UN Climate Change Summit in New York and said it will ensure its carbon dioxide emissions peak as early as possible Vice premier Zhang Gaoli said in a speech that China will "make greater effort to more effectively address climate change".
Following this we focus specifically on the future policy and science needs to more effectively address these biosecurity imperatives.
Now, as we move to a train-and-advise mission in Afghanistan, our reduced presence there will allow us to more effectively address emerging threats in the Middle East and North Africa.
"Land-based impacts of fishing and land-based pollution are generally lesser threats overall, but [they are] something that we might be able to more effectively address".
Through NEFI, the work in Northern Eurasia is moving to more effectively address shared goals with interdisciplinary programs at the global level.
These findings emphasize the need for adaptations of currently-existing CR programs to more effectively address the needs of older client populations.
