However, clinicians reported that nearly all the young people they thought were suitable for the study agreed to take part.
The results show that our pseudo-R2 is the most suitable for taking into account the crossing hazards phenomenon, as compared to classical indices.
That means their advice must be suitable for the client after taking into account factors such as age and income.
These theoretical methods were translated into practical applications that were suitable for the maintenance programme, taking into account the needs of SLIMMER participants.
Therefore the DAMS is designed to be generic rather than disease specific and to be suitable for patients taking a single medication or multiple medications for different conditions.
Tables 3 and 4 detail creams, gels, ointments and soap substitutes that are suitable for patients taking EGFR-TKIs [ 24, 26– 28].
Therefore a measure for a primary care adherence service needs to be generic rather than disease specific and should be suitable for patients taking a single medication or multiple medications for different conditions.
In order to be inclusive of all patients it needs to be able to be administered to both patients and carers and to be suitable for patients taking multiple medications for a range of clinical conditions.
This work focuses on models suitable for taking into account the spectral properties of combustion gases in computationally demanding applications, such as computational fluid dynamics.
For all these reasons we think it essential to know which strategies are the most suitable for the integration to take place in an effective way.
Those who agreed to take part in the interviews were then contacted by email or telephone to set up a time and date that was suitable for the interview to take place.
