The organizing committee's sustainability report (TOROC 2006b) demonstrates a detailed understanding of the environmental implications of staging a large-scale sporting event.
The implications of multiple stages of the supply chain and alternate geometries are not considered.
The implications of these stages on the process desirable outputs such as efficiency of reactants conversion, reformate gas quality, and transient effects are discussed.
All surgeons and pathologists understood the clinical implications of LN staging but many questioned the evidence behind the minimum 12 LN recommendation, and its association with patient outcomes.
Thus, in order for the total cost for MRI to equate with EUS (taking into account the resource implications of incorrect staging), the cost of an MRI procedure would need to be substantially higher, that is, £1079.
CKD patients desire more information about the disease process, self-care techniques, treatment options and psychosocial implications of end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), suggesting the need for improved patient provider communication [ 1, 9].
One implication of the stage of concrete operations is that the child is now able to compare himself with other children in such qualities as size, attractiveness, intelligence, courage, and so on.
Its presence has marked implications for staging and treatment of otolaryngological malignancies, automatically upstaging tumours to T3 in the most recent eighth edition of American Joint Committee Cancer staging manual [12].
The two-stage model includes the effects of PCBs and serum lipids on the outcome: Implications of the two-stage model arise from its relation to the adjusted model.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate outcomes and economic implications of simultaneous and staged resections.
