Sentence examples for implications for evaluations of from inspiring English sources
24 This study has implications for evaluations of programs aiming to improve the management of diarrhea among children under five in India.
Nevertheless, whether the observed association between HPV18 and SCC is mainly caused by a preferential risk of HPV18 for the development if SCC, or by underdetection of HPV18 precursor lesions, our findings have important implications for evaluations of screening programmes.
The use of the Gaussian curve fitting method for scintigraphic measurements of the swallowing process in healthy subjects: implications for evaluation of dysphagia.
Indeed, lung cancer in never-smokers is among the top ten causes of cancer mortality in the world and successful genome-wide characterization of lung cancer stratified by patients' smoking history may have large future implications for evaluation of lung cancer risk in the absence of smoking.
The main worries relate to the lack of clinical application (within the ACCE framework (Analytic validity, Clinical validity, Clinical utility and associated Ethical, legal and social implications framework for evaluation of genetic tests)) for the majority of tests and the fact that patients/consumers may not receive balanced pretest information.
The results of this advanced bibliometric analysis have several important implications for evaluation and monitoring of the scientific output of the NIAID HIV/AIDS clinical trials networks and potentially other clinical trials consortia.
Our analysis has several implications for future evaluations of HIV intervention programmes.
These considerations have practical implications for economic evaluations of health worker programmes, and specifically LHW programmes.
The association of in utero exposure to tobacco smoke with GDM may also have implications for future evaluations of the association between in utero exposure to tobacco smoke and T2DM (GDM is a risk factor for T2DM).
The conclusion describes implications for evaluation practice including the influence of developing close engagement with stakeholders, incorporating an evaluator reflective journal, and integrating evaluator past experiences and new theoretical frameworks.
Thus the question about the power of the Nocturnal Council has significant implications for our evaluation of the ethical capacities of non-philosophical citizens.
