The scientists hope that the wide adoption of the new metric will enable "policymakers to confront the distant policymaking implications of the decisions they are making today," Davis says in a video explanation of the paper.
The inclusion of tissue acquisition and analysis into routine practice in the management of locoregional or distant metastasis carries implications for the treatment of relapsed breast cancer.
Our findings from the main R-DOC study and this report have important implications for distant CME programmes, quality improvement initiatives and implementation research.
Taken together, the results of VEGF-A implication on distant recurrence-free and overall survival support the hypothesis that high VEGF-A levels predict aggressive disease.
With that said, allow me to take you back to a not too distant past, one with significant implications for the deportee conversation in Jamaica.
Thus the anticipation of attending an inadequately equipped and dysfunctional health facility, where the potential for further referrals to more distant hospitals with significant costs implications is rife, partly explains why some women in Ghana do not use skilled maternal and newborn health services at health facilities.
There is a different legal implication, though, more distant from the end user.
Everything, from the food we eat to the clothes we wear to cars we drive, has global implications, requiring resources from distant places and generating pollution far from our homes.
Data in rodents, non-human primates, and humans showing that inhaled formaldehyde does not change endogenous levels in the blood has substantial implications for any postulated distant site toxicity.
They propose a conceptual framework that allows identifying and examining linkages between urbanization dynamics and the associated land system changes, which can occur in distant places, and discuss the sustainability implications of this increasingly important land system change.
