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Implications:  Exclusive institutional reliance on the RAI/MDS undermines quality care because it fails to capture residents' preferences and excludes input by PSWs.

But this possibility to assess implications is not exclusive to this field and may be applied in other areas.

What would be the policy implications of limiting exclusive licenses in the field of genetics and genomics to therapeutics and vaccines (i.e., excluding diagnostics)?

This result has two not mutually exclusive implications: first, it suggests that the representation of a paternalistic doctor-patient relationship would be more rooted in the minds of patients than in professionals, contradicting the idea of health professionals as reluctant to lose their dominant role in their interaction with a patient who would prefer greater involvement in decision-making.

These findings might explain the specificity of ligand-receptor signaling and the mutually exclusive pathological implications involving JMJD2B and JMJD2C.

Although he noted that the cortical strands are restricted above the region without axillary buds while the axillary buds are only seen in region without cortical bundles (Ueda 1986), he did not explore the implication of this mutual exclusive distribution of cortical bundles and axillary buds.

There are three major classifications of environmental risk experience for childhood psychopathology, all of which have implications on (though are not exclusive to) the parent-child relationship.

The fact that Chagga women customarily do not carry their babies on the back appeared to have negative implications for the feasibility of exclusive breastfeeding.

The substantial depth of each subclade relative to the shallow divergence among sequences from fly, mosquito and honeybee suggests that the diversification of the variant lineages within the tandem array (and, by implication, the presence of mutually exclusive alternative splicing) long predates the divergence of these three species.

Promoting and supporting exclusive breastfeeding has financial implications, and policy makers need to decide how much they wish to invest in this critical element of child health [29], [30].

The linkage between prelacteal feeds and short duration of exclusive breastfeeding has strong implications.