To make it practicable, we need multilevel modeling and simulation methods that make it easy to test, reject, and refine many candidate design plans.
However, since TURP is no longer a common means of diagnosis of prostate cancer, any practicable test would need to be useful on needle biopsy specimens.
To meet this challenge, adherence interventions with a tailored approach towards patient-specific adherence barriers that are identified with a reliable and practicable questionnaire are needed.
b) Valid, practicable methods are needed for monitoring learners' EBP behaviours that can be used for both formative and summative purposes, particularly 'high stakes' assessments.
However, this study does to some extent reflect the actual clinical settings in the vast majority of developing countries, and a practicable solution is needed to resolve the problem.
Secondly, the magnitude of these effects should be estimated using the intensity information of a given chip or of a series of chips, and, thirdly, one needs practicable algorithms which judge the quality of a particular hybridization and estimate the expression degree from the intensity values.
As the main purpose of the PROMs programme is the comparison of the performance of different surgical providers it was deemed necessary to measure outcome as early as practicable because of the need to detect deviant performance on a timely basis.
To test this further, we have measured the initial rate of fluid uptake at the shortest times practicable (set by the need for a signal above noise) and find, as expected, that uptake by the wildtype is much slower than NF1 mutants; uptake is linear at these short times arguing against the existence of a fast-recycling compartment.
Simple interventions can help children with VP difficulties, so research is needed into practicable, cost-effective strategies for identification and assessment, so that support can be targeted appropriately.
More research is now needed into practicable and cost-effective methods to identify VP difficulties, into the appropriate level of difficulty warranting intervention and into the effectiveness of interventions, all within the context of the existing provisions for medical and educational support for school children and the current financial constraints.
