These findings have implications for widening participation in research studies, as well as in terms of service user involvement in health care more generally.
The implications of the widened welfare net are considerable.
The policy implications of that insight were huge, especially in a world that was beginning to worry about the social divisiveness of widening inequality.
"We are thinking of widening the scope of Operation Prosperity.
Instead of widening its coverage, it has deepened it.
Fox's 85-page strategy document took a backseat to investor fright at the potential financial implications of a major widening of the phone hacking scandal, including potential compensation payments, with Trinity Mirror's share price slumping almost 20% at one point in trading on Thursday, before closing more than 13% down.
In the current study, there were no limitations regarding patient inclusion criteria or clinical criteria for switching insulin treatment, which is likely to widen the implications of our findings.
Nor does he ignore the implications of the Gini coefficient, which indicates that widening inequality may be an ineluctable aspect of larger and larger conurbations.
Seidel is securely on the winner's side of the widening wealth gap; the implication, if we're reading him, is that so are we.
Additional explicit aims were to widen debate about the socio-technical implications of this research, and to assess public attitudes to its potential applications in an accessible, engaging and creative manner.
