As these summary data form the sole source of information regarding hospital admissions, treatment and management, errors have implications for individual healthcare and policy.
The distinction between risk and error has implications for research and interventions to reduce childhood injuries.
They drew attention to errors by implication and through subsequent questioning, so that tutees themselves had to reconsider and change their ideas.
And, airing a grievance he had been nursing ever since the President's Cairo speech, last June, Saban insisted that Biden correct what he considered to be Obama's cardinal error — the implication that Israel's creation was justified by the Holocaust, rather than by millennia of Jewish history.
However, perceived violations suggest the aversion of potential error, and consequently have implications for error prevention.
It is revealed that modeling freight trip generation might be prone to considerable errors, which has implications if EBFS data is to be used in simulation models to test policy alternatives.
Models used as a basis for design must be of proven quality as model limitations and errors have direct implications in terms of the performance of the resulting system.
The post is riddled with errors and false implications.
It is plausible to assume that single CpG errors without functional implications account for most promoter methylation values <6%.
Plasmonic protein microarrays are, as other immunoassays, affected by the presence of heterophilic antibodies and rheumatoid factor may lead to analytical errors with serious implications for patient care.
