Example Implications for practice: "Between 1995 and 1997 five different meta-analyses of the effect of antibiotic prophylaxis on infection and mortality were published.
These examples have implications for professional education, and could be used to highlight patient circumstances that influence decision-making and compliance with guideline recommendations.
Although the graduate entry students' views may concur with existing understandings and findings of respondents in previous studies [ 28- 31, 34], how they arrived at their choices may vary (due to the route they have taken and their differing backgrounds) - this would have, for example, important implications for motivation.
This example has further implications: for example, when testing treatment strategies or potential drugs, it is mandatory to consider that, even in our stroke models, we have medical complications such as post-stroke infections, which have a negative effect on clinical outcome (Engel and Meisel, 2010).
Although the strongest effects of the CPP will be on coal-fired electricity generation, the NRC "Hidden Costs" report and work by Shindell and others (for example here ) has implications for the rest of the fossil-fuel based energy system.
We applied the framework to an example and considered implications for stakeholders.
This development is potentially transformative of approaches to research capacity development, yet, to date, the focus has largely been on facilitation of knowledge sharing (through open access journals, for example) rather than implications for knowledge generation.
"I am not sure the shopper will recognise much difference as there will be strategic investments to manage weather implications, for example, growing salad crops under cover.
Now Israel is nervous about some of the "nasty" legal implications: for example, Palestinians might try to drag Israeli leaders before the International Criminal Court.
Such research has concrete implications: for example, donor countries should nudge poor countries to adjust their laws so that when a man dies, his property is passed on to his widow rather than to his brothers.
