Our findings not only provide new insights into the regulation of EPC, but also have implications for clinical therapies using EPC in diseases.
"The implications of these findings are broad," said Dr. Mao, "including for clinical therapies.
The present paper aims to review the main pathophysiological links between red blood cell disorders and cardiovascular diseases, provides a brief description of the latest studies in this area, and considers implications for clinical practice and therapy.
Limitations, suggestions for future research, and implications for clinical practice and psychiatric music therapy research are provided.
Our findings indicate that routine tumor genotyping is helpful in identifying low-frequency mutations, such as GNAS, that may correlate with a specific morphological phenotype and also reveal multiplicity of concurrent mutations in a significant proportion of CRC that may have significant implications for clinical trial design and personalized therapy.
As the understanding of the subsystems and part-processes that collectively constitute the person's cognitive and emotional architecture escalates, it is an opportune moment to consider the implications for clinical psychology and the behavior therapies, especially CBT.
Future studies should investigate implications for clinical settings, identify other active factors of dance therapy, and anchor them theoretically.
Our findings have immediate implications for clinical care and suggest opportunities to develop novel therapies targeting pathways driving both tumor growth and mucin production.
9 10 11 12 13 14 Our findings have major implications for clinical practice, particularly in light of the frequency of combination therapy.
The presence of these features has important implications for clinical practice and for the design of clinical trials looking at novel therapies.
