... influence health policy decision making.
Decision maker utility
Many policy theorists call for policy making to focus
more on understanding the decision process rather than
on making decisions ... cited.
Debate
Rationality versus reality: the challenges of
evidence-based decision making for health policy
makers
Deirdre McCaughey*
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and Nealia S B...
... to the break indices. Although in-
corporation of this information reduced the num-
ber of possible parses, the processing time in-
creased because of the addition of the link nodes
in the ... position rela-
tive to the other words in the sentence. Once
a word is entered in the network, the system
assigns all of the possible
roles
the words can
have...
... just before arrival of the rescuers with a defibril-
lator. Therefore, having the technology or ability to predict the
level of ischemia in the heart would be more useful than a
stopwatch.
Fortunately, ... many of the patients were already awakening by
the time of EMS arrival at the scene. Nevertheless, the
authors also noted that all survivors received some period of...
... Ministry of Health: A Portrait of Health. Key results of the
2006/07 New Zealand Health Survey. 2008 [http://
www.moh.govt.nz/moh.nsf/indexmh/portrait -of- health] . Wellington:
Ministry of Health ... place
addressing the issue of nutrition and food insecurity, they
have limitations and are often aimed at the individual
health risk level. Other policy solutions focu...
... may enter the citric acid
cycle completing the catabolism of the pyrrolidine moiety of nicotine.
Expression of the genes of these enzymes was dependent on the presence of
nicotine in the growth ... expression of these genes
depends on the presence of nicotine in the growth
medium and we have determined the enzyme activities
of the proteins. Our results demo...
... with the 3¢ UTR of target genes. Further-
more, the 2–8 nucleotides of miRNA, known as the
‘seed region’, have been suggested to be the most
important region for target recognition [16]. Therefore,
we ... confirmed the active role of miR-23a in the
growth promotion of malignant cells.
The fundamental function of miRNAs is to regulate
their targets by direct cleavage...
... located
in the vicinity of the barbed end of the filament, pro-
ducing an ATP or ADP–Pi cap at this end. Because of
the presence of this cap at the barbed end the critical
concentration for polymerization ... dependence of the
Pi inhibition of cofilin binding may contribute to the
pH regulation of the actin depolymerizing activity of
cofilin, which is importan...
... instead of
30 °C (Results). A critical effect of the temperature on the
level of various subunits of cytochrome bc
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complex is
therefore evident in the yeast strains in which the genes for
subunit ... relatively unaffected. Therefore, the absence
of subunit 6 appeared to alter the rates of processing of two
of the redox subunits and caused minor changes in amo...
... capable of completing
the C-terminal domain of the protein.
Currently there is no evidence for expression of
canonical cN in primates. This leaves open the ques-
tion of whether the gene for cN ... hence the N-ter-
minal domain of the protein, just as in the genes for
cS and cA–F. However, the second half of the gene
has the structure of a b-crystallin...
... the question arises
concerning the mechanisms underlying the orchestrated
expression of these enzymes by the oxygen tension.
The findings that the effect of hypoxia on the gene
expression of the ... clear twofold increase of PDI mRNA,
a more moderate increase of the mRNAs for prolyl
hydroxylases, and did not increase the mRNA abundance
of the other enzymes....