Although preliminary, the clinical implication of the smaller decrease in blood pressure with PHAX versus propofol suggests that PHAX may be better tolerated in patients with cardiovascular instability or advanced age.
The clinical implications of the small, but statistically significant, progressive increase in "normal" HbA1c levels with aging remain to be determined (226).
While the implications of the small increases in serum urate found in this study are still unknown two previous studies offer potential insights.
In order to assess the clinical implications of the small difference in risk scores observed between the two laboratories, ROC analysis was performed using 5-year relapse-free survival as the binary outcome metric.
The first implication of these small populations is that they depend upon gene flow from neighboring populations to maintain their genetic variability and evolutionary flexibility.
The study's implications for the small amounts of nonoxynol-9 on lubricated condoms are unclear, she said.
The implications of this small numerical experiment are that there likely was an enhanced poleward border of the poleward expanding substorm westward electrojet.
Differences in early recovery between sevoflurane, desflurane, and propofol have been reported to be small but in favor of the inhaled anesthetics, although the clinical implications of these small differences are debatable.
It is important to take the implications of this small study and implement a controlled, randomized, double-blind experimental study to test the true therapeutic capabilities of hyperbaric oxygen medicine on patients with toxic mold exposure.
