A high risk of CVD mortality suggests a high risk of total CVD, regardless of age and sex, with all inherent implications for primary prevention.
The archeological recognition of communal hunting reflects an interest in evolutionary terms and their inherent implications for anticipatory capacities, social complexity, and the development of cognitive tools, such as articulated language.
Or do we start with the local definitions, using ethnographic methods to elaborate local conceptualizations, while at the same time acknowledging the inherent implication that the boundaries of 'mental illness' may be fluid?
But many contend that comparison is irresponsible because it ignores the racialized and pejorative rhetoric of that era, specifically the inherent implication that the term refers to a black baby.
The formulation presented in this paper provides better insights into the implication of the inherent considerations of the leaky-tank model.
In conclusion, we note that while both our data and analyses methods have limitations, this study demonstrates a novel approach for identifying and refining candidate genes for disease response or plant-pathogen interactions, by exploiting the implication of natural selection inherent in these biological processes.
These are most unfortunate comments because while Polish anti-Semitism was real and virulent, there is an implication of something historic and inherent about Poland that does not square with the record.
Whatever limits are inherent to identity political formations, however, the unfashionableness of the phrase itself belies the deep implication of questions of power and legitimate government with demands for self-determination that are unlikely to fade away.
One implication of this is that appraising policies for health outcomes (not just mental health outcomes) may have an inherent bias against non-health sector policies.
