For example, we used the impact of human papilloma virus vaccine research [ 35, 36] as an example of a study that would be given a high score of nine for importance because of its global implications for prevention of a serious and prevalent disease.
"When I make my mind up, I'm as stubborn as my father was," she said Monday, offering no explanation of her Connecticut action, not exactly fair to Auriemma given the implication of a more serious breach of ethics than arranging an ESPN meet-and-greet with Trey Wingo.
This paper examines the implications of recent serious cardiovascular disease onset – a new heart attack, stroke, or congestive heart failure within the last two years – on family intergenerational time transfers using data from two waves of the Irish Longitudinal Study of Ageing TILDAA).
Given the serious implications of a kidnapping, lower risk strategies, such as decreasing presence, are preferred.
The treaty set off discussions amongst the British in India as well as in Europe because of the serious implications of a confrontation with the powerful Marathas.
However, in view of the serious implications of a diagnosis of AD and the cost of a more definitive workup, the value of the readout from a screening test that has only moderate sensitivity or specificity is unclear.
I have spoken with NBPA President Chris Paul and will be leading the NBPA in addressing the implications of this serious matter.
Some 11 PILs (34.4%) highlighted the possibility of inoperability at planned surgery, although none specified the implications of this serious event, which converts treatment from curative to palliative intent.
In the case where the implications of an error are very serious (eg, missing the diagnosis of a cancer), different alpha and beta levels might be appropriate in the study design to assess clinical or biological significance.
He warned of the serious economic implications of a failure to provide a skilled workforce.
