The prognostic implications, especially of documented ventricular arrhythmias, are uncertain.
But quietly, Middle East experts in the Republican camp have said they would have to examine very closely the implications of any document, no matter how loosely it defined its terms.
I'm awaiting a response from both Google and Yelp regarding the implications of the documents below.
But Mr Gove, who backs the UK leaving the EU, told the BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg that the implications of the documents were clear.
Furthermore, rates of referrals to healthcare professionals, additional investigations and hospitalisations as a result of HZ (during initial presentation) were all very low (Note that the long-term implications of HZ are documented in the PHN ZQOL sub-study) [ 20].
But the resource implications of carrying out and documenting detailed assessments of capacity in all psychiatric inpatients in an already understaffed and overstretched health service are not insignificant and need to be considered.
He is extremely alarmed by the implications of the NSA and GCHQ documents, which showed their engineers hard at work undermining the basic security of the internet – something that has also concerned Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the man credited with inventing the world wide web.
In July, WikiLeaks began what amounted to a partnership with mainstream media organizations, including The New York Times, by giving them an early look at the so-called Afghan War Diary, a strategy that resulted in extensive reporting on the implications of the secret documents.
The field implications of these characteristics were documented in several mass vaccination campaigns carried out after emergencies and/or cholera outbreaks.
GPs take over responsibility to attest (1) the decision-making capacity of the patient or proxy signing the form, and (2) that the individual concerned has fully understood and appreciated the possible implications of his or her documented choices.
