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Specific outcomes and complications pertinent to tracheostomy patients were notably absent in these studies, although the implication is improved patient care.

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Implications of improved kerosene stoves are improved health, improved access to modern energy, reduced fuel consumption and a reduction in energy poverty.

While a refractory headache can improve or worsen over time also in relation to events independent of the headache, an intractable headache carries in itself the implication that the condition may never be improved.

Ground ice, its age and stability over time need further investigation, as well as the role of living organisms on the weathering processes within the cryotic rocks, the landscape evolution of continental Antartica could be improved providing potential implications also for a better understanding and modeling of life and landscape evolution of other planets.

These findings have important programme and policy implications if neonatal health is to be improved in Uganda and other low income countries within the context of changing demographics, including urbanisation.

Second, the pedagogical implications addressed the different steps through which teaching and testing can be improved.

The implication is that improving students' understanding is not sufficient to impact acceptance.

With a baseline mean of ∼20 volts, the implication is that VPT improved by 1 volt more in the actovegin group than the placebo group.

The policy implication from this study could be improving the educational status may results in preventing ~9% premature male and female deaths in developing country populations such as in India.

The question of pleiotropy versus tight linkage in these studies should be solved using a large-size population combined with high-density mapping, because its implication is important for improving rice quality and yield.