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We wanted to develop algorithms that quantify absolute risk of bleed, which can be communicated to patients to aid decision making in the consultation, automatically populated from the patients record and integrated into general practice computer systems, and updated readily over time, as the pattern of prescribing of both anticoagulant drug classes may change.

There is a need for an open-source and modular dynamic housing stock energy modelling platform that addresses current limitations, can be readily updated as new (e.g. housing survey) calibration data is released and be readily extended by the modelling community at large: improving upon the utilisation of scarce developmental resources.

Finally, a cost effectiveness framework can also be readily updated as new information on cost-and clinical effectiveness emerges from randomized trials and cohort studies [6].

The Construction Primer is a database-drivable interactive multimedia environment that provides readily updated access to many levels of information aimed to suit students and practitioners alike.

Quick training models allow for easy retraining when new data becomes available, models that require a long time are not readily updated, making their maintenance a tradeoff.

VitisNet is grounded in the Vitis vinifera genome (currently at 8x coverage) and can be readily updated with subsequent updates of the genome or biochemical discoveries.

Moreover, models can be readily updated when new evidence – e.g. on new treatments or new tests – becomes available.

It can also be readily updated as evidence accumulates in this rapidly developing field of genetics and depression.

These input tables can be readily updated from the base year of 2001, for example, when more recent data becomes available.

Midbrain-generated reward prediction error signals may destabilize cortical neural (memory) networks so that they become more readily updated with new information (Mizumori, 2008a; Penner and Mizumori 2012b).

Digital modes would be the most efficient way of delivering information, particularly for women in non-metropolitan areas [ 25], and could be readily updated as new therapies or resources become available.