Further work will be necessary to better understand the reason and possible functional implications of decreased or increased allele fixation on a specific linkage group.
Furthermore, the implication of decreased relative Δ7SMN mRNA levels in the absence of changes in flSMN would be to increase the ratio of flSMN to SMNΔ7, the major discriminator between SMA subjects and unaffected controls/carriers when using relative measures of SMN mRNA, suggesting that these changes could be important.
For example, the implications of a decreasing number of rheumatologists might be included in a DES framework using its ability to simulate queues given a maximal capacity a rheumatologist is able to take care of.
To our knowledge, this stratification is not routinely used in the UK (Innes et al, 2005) but will be an increasing area of interest, with important implications on decreased inpatient costs and improved patient convenience with outpatient care.
Therefore, the finding of an independent association between adiponectin and non-calcified and mixed coronary plaques may have important therapeutic and preventive implications for decreasing the risk of acute coronary events.
Greater understanding is urgently needed of the broader resource implications to decrease neonatal mortality in South Africa.
Neither study was able to identify an etiology for the decrease, nor did the authors explore the clinical implications of this decrease.
However, the advantage of an approach based on generalizability theory is that it permits examination of the implications of increasing or decreasing the sources of the variance.
It is possible that this may confer protection against tissue elevations in CORT, but the metabolic implications of this decrease in 11β-HSD1 protexpressionsion are gleaned from chronic training studies.
