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And while Yancy thinks that cost "is an important filter that should be introduced on day one," he says it should not limit the panel's thinking.

The Deputy Prime Minister conceded that he had not yet managed to persuade David Cameron that a "mansion tax" should be introduced on high value homes.

"In addition, a sensible interest rate should be introduced on student loans, set at the current government cost of borrowing, to rectify the huge subsidy that the government currently pays".

The structure activity relationship study suggested that 7-position hydroxyl group of flavonoids was necessary, a polar group should be introduced on the 3-position, and the substituents on 2-position benzene ring of flavonoids have little influence on the potentency of the inhibition activity on CCR2b receptor.

Therefore, if carefully designed and implemented, telephone-based peer support might be a satisfactory choice for diabetes management and should be introduced on a large scale.

To further reduce the rate of cancelled data, an automated system should be introduced for reporting error explanations on a case basis, enabling the InEK to produce statistics from the hospitals' point of view on specialized calculation errors.

Although great progress has been made in modeling the bubbling fluidization of Geldart B and D particles using standard Eulerian approach, recent studies have shown that suitable sub-grid scale models should be introduced to improve the simulation on the hydrodynamics of Geldart A particles.

1 These reforms are based on the recommendations of the Productivity Commission's 2010/2011 inquiry into caring for older Australians. 2 The particular recommendation relevant to this paper being "An intensive re-ablement service should be introduced to give greater focus on independence, rehabilitation and restorative care".

Women are also encouraged to breastfeed and given information on when specific foods should be introduced to their infants.

Children should be introduced to these items when very young.

For these practices, standardisation should be introduced for improvement.