Approaches to manage health information systems need to be dynamic and responsive to local data and information needs thorough consultative processes when revising policies, procedures, forms, and tools.
"It was really pleasant to see that folks were less reactionary and more responsive to the data," says Birsic.
Interestingly, the capsaicin-insensitive rat TRPV1 tyrosine to alanine point mutant at residue 511 [31] remained responsive to citral (data not shown).
When absolute expression values retrieved by AVT were used to compare the expression levels of AtHsp90 gene family members, AtHsp90-4 was found to have the highest level of constitutive expression, and AtHsp90-1 to be most responsive to HS (data not shown).
A smaller number of these genes (12%) are also responsive to hyperoxia (data not shown).
Continuous communication work across vulnerable communities demanded constant development of new messages and materials that were technically sound and responsive to local data, as well as sensitive to the communities' attitudes and concerns and meaningful for local audiences.
The NH2-terminally EGFP-tagged versions of WT AC8 and AC8N814Q/N818Q/N855E are also fully responsive to CCE (data not shown), which shows that the EGFP tag has no artifactual effects on their regulation.
In addition, the activity of the c-myc IRES, which has previously been shown to be upregulated by MMC in HeLa cells (Subkhankulova et al, 2001), was not increased following exposure of these GI cancer cells to MMC, but it was responsive to hypoxia (data not shown).
When an HbA1c was not obtained, less than half of patients (42.5%) had a medication change during the hospitalization, whereas those providers who ordered the test appear to have been somewhat more responsive to the data as determined by changes in medication (55.0%, P < 0.001).
Adjusting the policy to appropriately account for measurement error means that the policymaker becomes less responsive to the raw data.
