In a population measure of burden using a large sample, there is no need to reflect the states of individuals, and therefore the questions can be applied, more reliably, to a shorter time of 4 weeks.
The overall goal was to offer a comprehensive approach to examine the questions that can be applied in Uganda and can be adapted to other conditions, countries, and contexts.
The parameters we used have been estimated from British data, and it can be questioned if this can be applied for the Swiss situation.
Other experts do not dispute the value of parental involvement, but they question how broadly the Maudsley approach can be applied, a question they say will be answered only by more studies.
The crucial question is whether it can be applied at a financial institution that needs a recapitalization in the hundreds of billions, rather than the hundreds of millions.
Even if that argument is accepted, however, the question arises whether it can be applied to concepts and content, since the notion of failing to use a concept in 'keeping with its content' appears more problematic than the notion of failing to use a word in accordance with its meaning (McGinn 1984: 146 147, Millar 2004: 180 181).
This report raises the question of how standards can be applied to young peoples involvement in the decisions that shape their lives.
However, the question of whether PST can be applied across the range of health problems common in later life, particularly in those with multi-morbidity, and whether it is as effective as CBT, remains unclear.
16 Nevertheless, some authors, pointing out that many of the patients in the CRASH-2 trial were recruited from hospitals in Africa, Asia and Latin America, questioned whether the results can be applied in 'modern' trauma care systems 17 and have initiated new clinical trials rather than implementing the results.
