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We identified treatment plan implementation (as documented in patient notes), as an appropriate process indicator of effectiveness, because it lies on the pathway to health improvement and reflects effective team decision making which has taken account of relevant clinical and non-clinical information, including patient preferences.

The rationale is that hypertension is a mechanism-dependent effect of the VEGF signalling pathway (VSP) inhibition (i.e. it reflects effective in vivo inhibition of the VSP pathway) [ 76].

One reason for the discrepancy between census and effective population size estimates is that the effective population size reflects effective number of genets rather than ramets, and there are likely to be many ramets per genet in this asexually reproducing species.

This may be considered a good performance, as it reflects effective budget management.

This likely reflects effective prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission programs in the Western Cape.

The low incidence of some of these diseases reflects effective public health prevention measures, such as vaccinations.

Regions of low recombination also experience a higher rate of nonsynonymous polymorphism and greater rate of accumulation of nonsynonymous substitutions over time that better reflect effective population size effects rather than positive selection [ 30- 33].

This indicates that the measured porosity is not only reflecting effective porosity, but also ineffective porosity, which is in contradiction to values that have been determined on rock samples from the equivalent sedimentary formation from Tunisia (Beavington-Penney et al. 2008).

(Due to their higher mutation rates, SSRs more accurately reflect effective population size in non-equilibrium populations).

At 12 h post-irradiation, γ-H2AX was no longer detectable in cells irradiated at low doses reflecting effective DNA double-strand break repair.

B. pertussis and B. parapertussis increased in numbers throughout the respiratory tract of naïve mice over 3 days, reflecting effective colonization and bacterial growth (Figure 1B).