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A combination of simulation results and, a recently proposed, tilt control system assessment method are utilised for assessing the overall performance of the tilt controller.

In patients with cardiovascular disease, peak oxygen consumption is utilised for assessing disease severity and for quantifying the effectiveness of secondary prevention and cardiac rehabilitation programmes. 1 2 Moreover, it is a strong independent predictor of risk of death and for estimating risk of mortality and other adverse outcomes.

Increasingly, studies are utilising MRIs for assessing hamstring muscle injury, its location, extent and relationship with prognosis.

With this concept in mind we have utilised established procedures for assessing microvascular blood flow and plasma extravasation in the cutaneous microvasculature of laboratory mice to investigate the ability of Kp-10 to influence vasoactive effects at the microvascular level.

As a result, it was sometimes utilised for purposes other than assessing dementia.

Other authors have assessed search sources utilised for systematic reviews within the broad field of public health and social care [ 9- 11], and there are other case studies of search sources used in systematic reviews of qualitative studies in public health [ 12] and education [ 13].

Patient- generated health outcome measures play an important role in the assessment of long-term treatment goals, for people experiencing Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and are therefore well positioned to be utilised in assessing new treatments.

A systematic review concluded that future research should focus on longer follow-up time, dose responses and utilise newer outcome methods for assessing the joint, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) [ 2].

The methods for assessing response used in this study are widely utilised for gliomas, despite their limitations (Perry and Cairncross, 2003).

Studies of Tuberculosis (TB) case contacts are increasingly being utilised for understanding the relationship between M. tuberculosis and the human host and for assessing new interventions and diagnostic tests.

An audit of all the 67 in-patient admissions (Stage 1) between July and October 2009, for ovarian cancer, to the Department of Oncology, Hammersmith Hospital, London, was performed to assess the proportion of in-patient resources utilised for ascitic drainage.