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Moreover, there are indications that water diffusibility across the blood brain barrier (BBB) is severely reduced in the rat brain [15, 16] with corresponding implications for blood flow quantitation with ASL.

An alternative hypothesis is that the stress of early life emotional adversity may downregulate the gonadotropic axis during growth [22], [43], thus reducing levels of sex-steroids and affecting patterns of fat deposition resulting in a less android body shape among men but a less gynoid body shape among women [44] [46] with corresponding implications for waist-hip ratio.

Studies on experiences of HIV-positive women within maternal health services were not included here as HIV itself incurs marked stigma and discrimination, with corresponding implications for service utilization and health outcomes [ 27– 33].

Despite these limitations, this study offers an important national snapshot of EBDM competencies and their similarity across both the state and local level with corresponding implications for capacity development.

Birth weight may impact blood pressure; however associations of birth weight with other cardiovascular risk factors may not be related to foetal exposures, but speculatively could be an historical co-incidence, with corresponding implications for prevention.

The NHS tariff cost of the regimen specified by the protocol was 7.9-times greater than the costs estimated from measured resource use, with corresponding implications for the ICER.

The corresponding implication for e.g. the health facility in Bagala is that it operates locally efficient (BCC efficient, pure technical efficiency = 1), whereas its overall technical inefficiency is caused by its failure to achieve scale efficiency, represented by SE = 0.5207.

Additional research aimed at these topics is thus needed to investigate the distribution of population-based consultation patterns across language regions, community types, medical specialties, and the corresponding implications on cost for ambulatory care.

For a more elaborate discussion of each issue and the corresponding implications the reader is referred to the respective chapter of the review.

Subsequently, we hold a discussion on the corresponding implications.

Possibilities for genomic selection on IBH in horse populations or even across horse populations and corresponding implications must be investigated before implementation is considered.