An important consideration when interpreting implications from this study's findings is that reports of patients' anticipated health-related quality of life may act as a self-fulfilling prophecy.
He will interpret the implications of the whole process at some later date, when the hypotheticals have given way to concrete facts.
In the following we survey briefly these features and interpret their implications, which are in line with our hypothesis of the meaning society, as all of them emphasise new kind of meaningfulness embedded in work.
Magnetic measurements, scanning electron microscopy and geochemical studies were carried out on samples collected in 6 soil profiles in order to find possible relationships and to interpret environmental implications.
Information technologies have become instruments of mind expansion and now, more than ever, we need to philosophize, to imaginatively interpret the implications of our co-evolution with technology.
However, he also stresses that despite requirements that colleges and universities report volumes of data to the U.S. Department of Education, there is no simple way for students to access that data and interpret its implications.
Furthermore, it is difficult to interpret the implications of increased NGAL levels, particularly in patients with both systemic inflammation and renal impairment.
This paper examines recent research reports in leading medical journals to gain insight into how authors interpret the implications of their findings for medical practice.
Apart from these practical constraints, many feel reluctant to interpret the implications of subgroup analyses let alone multivariate prediction of treatment effect, because over-accuracy and chance findings may occur.
These adaptations bridge knowledge gaps on the latest SLE clinical research, biologic agents, and targeted therapies, as expert faculty compile and critically appraise new evidence and interpret its implications for improving the clinical management of patients with SLE.
