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Combined with other strategies (e.g., assessing osteoporosis/fracture risk on admission and including bone health in quarterly reviews), this approach may be useful in changing the low prioritization of osteoporosis and resistance to change among providers, both of which were previously identified factors in suboptimal osteoporosis care [ 11, 21].

A top Republican who supported the appeal told me this week that the decision could be useful in changing the longstanding legislative mentality of making school aid a matter of naked power politics.

She believes that the "combination of business and policy skills" she is developing "will be very useful in changing the direction of science".

TOEs were useful in changing clinical management in 50% of cases by guiding medication regimens or surgical procedures (table 1).

As pointed out before, it is important to notice that epigenetic processes provide variable phenotypes that may be useful in changing environments because regulatory systems would readily respond to environmental stresses.

The results of this study show that eliminating aborted sheep from a flock is an economically favorable way of potentially reducing Brucella seroprevalence and it is expected that this information will prove useful in changing the reluctance of shepherds to slaughter apparently healthy animals.

The use of PCT had a useful role in changing antibiotic prescribing in 26% of instances.

The green economy concept can indeed play a very useful role in changing the way that society manages the interaction of the environmental and economic domains.

In our study, the telephone consultations were perceived as useful reminders and were supportive in changing the fixed patterns that the GPs indicated.

It is interesting to note that while the vast majority of the 52 participants reported that the SMSes were useful (98%) and had an influence in changing their lifestyles (96%), their knowledge level did not seem better than those who did not receive SMSes.

More specifically, the MATE can be useful in assessing the effectiveness of single programs, displays and exhibits in changing visitors' attitudes towards evolution.