These results suggest that our method may be useful in establishing new functional implications, which are not necessarily well annotated in existing databases.
GRADE not only considers the balance between the benefits and harm and the quality of evidence but also includes additional factors on which to base recommendations, such as burden of the intervention on the patient, patients' values and preferences, and resource implications, which were not addressed by a number of other grading systems.
Also, it should be noted that autonomy or related ideas have figured importantly in other approaches to justice and social critique, either explicitly or by implication, which are not explicitly liberal (or indeed reject that framework).
But here's a possible warning light for anyone offering what might now look like a service that Pinterest is now offering: it has already started to think about which services are complementary to what Pinterest does — and by implication which are not.
This has implications for the optimal sizing of BESS, which is not considered in this paper.
Yet more outraged detractors organized rallies and brandished placards with wry slogans like "No More Playing Doctor" and "Hair Gel Is Not a Crime!" Ms. Merkel, a former academic married to a professor, was being accused of belittling intellectual property theft and, by implication, the value of an advanced degree, which is not a purely academic matter in this country.
Ten years since its completion, it has continued to provide a wealth of novel information, the implications of which are not yet fully understood [ 8].
