Sentence examples for implications of delivery from inspiring English sources
Although the aggregate form of the equations for total VMT and total carbon emissions are intuitive and less than useful themselves, we will expound on their simplicity to explore the theoretical implications of delivery region geometry on aggregate VMT and carbon emissions when comparing scenarios.
Neurologic prognosis after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest has important implications for delivery of intensive care, with the aim to assure the best opportunities for recovery without prolonging futile treatment.
9 As relevant, though, is the broad literature in social sciences on professional judgement, interprofessional working and organisational behaviour that can bring additional theoretical insights into the workings of organisations and the implications for delivery of care.
Our findings show that there was a change in the pattern of alcohol related attendances to the emergency department around the time of implementation of the Licensing Act 2003, which has implications for delivery of emergency department services.
GP8 Although this view was only expressed by a couple of GPs this may have implications for delivery of the UMS.
The environmental implications of goods delivery scenario decisions cannot be intuitively understood.
In this article, we review physiological and pharmacokinetic implications of the delivery systems.
In addition, we have synthesized information on approaches to maintaining adherence and reducing attrition, and have estimated some of the resource implications of program delivery.
As infant follow-up stopped at 2 years, we were not able to explore longer term implications of preterm delivery, such as developmental disabilities and cerebral palsy.
Debates are ongoing about land use and land sustainability, flooding, and the implications for delivery of sediment off hillslopes into streams, rivers, and to the coast.
The findings have potential policy implications for delivery of health care and social services.
