"Along with the EU, we want a second commitment period as part of a wider outcome engaging all major economies, and as long as concerns around environmental integrity are met".
The adverse outcomes we describe could form the basis of a system-wide outcome measure, necessary to ensure quality in commissioned services.
For these reasons standardised mortality rates are likely to be more reliable as a reflection of preventable mortality rates when the unit of comparison is relatively discrete (eg, clinical specialities) than when it is a consolidated measure across separate entities (eg, hospital-wide outcome rate).
To compute p-values for community-wide outcomes such as this we used the binomial distribution which is explained in Results.
The present results suggest that a brief intervention in primary care represents a costly way of achieving population-wide outcomes.
Among such life course outcomes are those pertaining to health/ill-health as well as wider outcomes pertaining to social, economic and civic participation.
A computational model can reveal, in the same way as an animal model, key cellular behaviors by performing virtual perturbations and predicting system-wide outcomes.
We view this report as a first generation approach to exploring the genome-wide outcomes of gene duplications using machine learning approaches, where reasonable predictions are now feasible.
30 32 All four interventions have similar theoretical underpinnings, therefore possible reasons for differences in wider outcomes may lie in the populations or outcome measures selected, or the social enhancement of group CBT versus individual CBT or with a partner.
One of the key insights of research in social networks has been that a person's location in a network can explain his or her behaviour, and variation in the structure of networks can explain population-wide outcomes.
