Consequently, motivational approaches imply raising awareness about detrimental consequences of habits, awareness of cues that may trigger them, and – as outlined by Rothman and colleagues [ 62] - high levels of self-control by using for instance (vigilant) monitoring of the behavior, 'risky' cues and self-instructions on how to respond to these cues.
This implies that raising patient awareness has a positive influence on patient care.
This important finding implies that raising the levels of transcriptional factor HOXB9 or its targets in colon adenocarcinoma patients may represent a way of developing new therapeutic strategies or drugs that block colon adenocarcinoma invasion and metastasis.
The president has been content to imply that raising taxes on the "rich," defined as couples with incomes exceeding $250,000, would cure most of the deficit problem.
And it is specious, and very undemocratic, for President Bush and other members of his administration to imply that raising legitimate questions about our nation's actions is wrong.
The results also imply that raising the costs of out-of-work welfare might also promote labour force participation.
But in the report Mr Roberts writes that those who "falsely smear or imply those raising the topic [of the international banking scam] as anti-Jewish … is an unfounded furphy [an untruth] designed to distract.
The ARBITER 6-HALTS study was not a large sample prospective study, but it implied that raising HDL-C may be the next target to ameliorate the progression of coronary atherosclerosis in the treatment of statin.
Building political commitment among stakeholders implies awareness raising and advocacy on one hand, and the establishment and strengthening of multi-stakeholder partnerships that promote monitoring and accountability.
Mr. Franks's receipt of campaign contributions from the pharmaceutical, insurance and energy industries date back to 1993, when he entered Congress; the ad seems to imply Mr. Franks raised the money during his Senate campaign alone.
