In the absence of complications, how we deliver healthcare may be of key importance along with the specifics of what we deliver, which has clear implications for units providing surgical services.
Although a better understanding of the mechanism involved in long-term predominance is needed, our findings have immediate implications for UCB unit selection and interpretation of results of clinical trials that involve graft manipulation.
A broad training program helped ensure that the company's top leaders understood the new principles and the implications for their units.
This has implications for other units interested in computerised radiography as the costs of the three reporting workstations range from £1,000 to £41,000.
Health Minister Anna Soubry said the review would "look at all the decisions and will look at the implications of those decisions and that means the implications for the ECMO unit at Glenfield".
Therefore, the following discussion will begin by discussing the relationships between the Flattops One sandstones and Jasper Forest bed, and then the implications for other lithostratigraphic units, rather than proceeding in stratigraphic order from lowest to highest.
Cotsarelis, G., Sun, T. T. & Lavker, R. M. Label-retaining cells reside in the bulge area of pilosebaceous unit: implications for follicular stem cells, hair cycle, and skin carcinogenesis.
The information presented is useful for the understanding of the thermochemical conversion of barley hull-containing fractions and offers design implications regarding unit operations either for stand-alone biomass energy conversion systems or for co-located systems in an integrated ethanol production facility.
Prolonged fecal shedding has important implications for isolation measures in transplantation units.
A better understanding of the factors that influence LOS would not only facilitate discharge planning and help control medical costs but also have implications for the management of stroke units.
