Another overlap between The Secret Agent and The Man Who Was Thursday is a contrast between the implications of the stories and the tone in which they are told, a distance signalled by subtitles.
The distinction between the implications of elevated HOMA-IR in subjects with normal BMI versus elevated BMI deserves further investigation and may shed light on the pathophysiology of insulin resistance and its consequences.
Measures that distinguish between the implications of a positive test result (positive predictive value (PPV), positive likelihood ratio (LR), specificity) and a negative test result (negative predictive value, negative LR, sensitivity) are more useful for decision-making than global test accuracy measures such as diagnostic ORs and the area under the curve (AUC).
You hardly have a clear-cut case of misinterpretation here, for Dean Smith had said "government by law, of which lawyers are an essential part, but the difference between the Implication of the headline and the news story underneath, reminded us of the basically schizoid attitude Americans have always had toward the law and lawyers.
From MRI studies, the concept is emerging that there are certain site-specific differences in synovitis within and between diseases and the implications of this need further exploration.
Comparative approaches studying A. thaliana alongside closely related species will enable us to unravel the molecular basis of traits that are absent in A. thaliana, as well as the implications of between-species differences in natural history.
Despite its layers – the conflict between fame and love, the implications of wooing the paparazzi and courting the media – there's a stylish effortlessness to it all.
In other words, we seem stuck between the 50's paradigm of marriage and the feminist fantasy, between being revolted by the implications of a show like "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire?" and captivated by its possibilities.
Although such models have been extensively used, the overlap and differences between these models and the implications of the assumptions of each model has not been systematically elucidated.
These findings indicated that variations in maternal mortality between institutions were explained by differences in their Capacity Indices (rather than other differences between them), and that the implications of this capacity for maternal mortality were consistent across countries.
Despite the differences between women and men, the implications of these differences are many times overlooked and gender considerations sacrificed for convenience in construction and cost saving [ 16, 21, 37].
