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They also must ensure that the evidence base for policy and practice is strengthened, available evidence is acted upon in programs that they fund, and that these programs contribute to health system strengthening in effective and transparent ways.

The experimental investigations regarding FRCM strengthening available in the literature have been performed by applying the FRCM composite onto a surface that was treated before the application, usually by grinding or sandblasting.

Strengthening available databases for effective decision making is required to make financial allocations based on real, rather than perceived needs.

Additional efforts to tackle obstacles included managers seeking donations of food parcels, growing vegetables for patients on site, hosting or partnering with non-governmental and community-based organisations, facilitating patient applications for disability grants, and using referral systems, social workers and counsellors to strengthen available social infrastructure and support.

It is also strengthened by available socioeconomic and survival data.

The literature review reveals that there is a need to strengthen already available mathematical models for IUDS to take GHG into account.

Finally, our results considerably strengthen the available evidence for the importance of Esrrb in the maintenance of ESC pluripotency.

Results of this study will also guide the design of potent anti-tumorals based on cathepsin L inhibition to further strengthen already available drug batch against cancer.

Our findings greatly strengthen the available evidence on smoking and diabetes and should be considered as a further basis for controlling tobacco use in Korea and throughout Asia.

The European Network of Centres for Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacovigilance (ENCePP) has been created by the European Medicines Agency with a view to strengthening the available expertise and resources in Europe in the area of pharmacoepidemiology and pharmacovigilance.

There appears to be significant opportunity to identify biomarkers to strengthen currently available nomograms by providing information with respect to tumour biology at the time of diagnosis (Potter et al, 2001).