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Additional filtering for robust performing SNPs will leave sufficient numbers of SNPs to allow for integrated QTL analyses across multiple pedigreed families by the Pedigree Based Analyses approach [ 60].

Recommendations that were based on the findings of the pilot and the follow up interviews included: further decentralization of TB care, realignment of the currently used communication strategy to stimulate TB suspects to seek care early, mobile clinics, stronger TB/HIV program coordination to allow for integrated TB/HIV care, further usage of the Tool in other areas.

Within their model, applicable to a make-to-stock supply chain in the consumer goods industry with single-stage production, they use an objective based on EVA, which allows for integrated performance and risk optimization.

Therefore, a 100% compliance rate cannot be expected and should not be the target to allow for some flexibility in integrating nuances of a particular patient that might not be captured in a theoretical guideline-based formalised profile.

Motion capture technology was integrated to allow for realistic character animation.

Hence, the aggregation of all communities does not distort the patterns revealed above, but rather these patterns are integrated to allow for analyses at larger scales.

In the second part of this analysis, these models were integrated to allow for trial simulations including preliminary CEA.

After the collection of clinical data and/or execution of assays, results must be centralized and integrated to allow for comprehensive analyses.

In supporting different labs studying different organisms, a comprehensive set of model organism genome references are fully integrated to allow for flexible association notations.

15 The statistics were then integrated to allow for comparative analysis of the DNA sequence (number of bases and guanine-cytosine content) and various functional classifications (the total genes predicted per genome and the proportion of the total genes annotated).

Arguments have started to be made as to how the UK's growing Cannabis Social Clubs could develop their model therapeutically, and how both the Dutch pharmacy model and the social club model could be integrated to allow for a holistic, broader and a more interconnected approach to health (Bone, 2014).