The writer was addressing the problem of taking more than the recommended daily limits and by implication overdosing, which varies between persons depending on age, weight, gender, and particular symptoms.
This measurement gap limits specific recommendations and implications for policy and practice change to improve family outcomes.
However, even though the Fed has kept interest rates at historic lows for the past 8 years, the economy's growth has been anemic at best. Bruce Pile explains why Alan Greenspan and Marc Faber agree that the Fed has reached an important limit and its implications for investors.
In this paper, thus, we have explored an approach to assessment of GMOs from a broader perspective, which not only highlighted the cognitive limits and the political implications of current risk assessment approaches but also took into consideration social, political, institutional and ecological elements.
This paper explores these issues by examining theoretical approaches to the regulation of risk, the limits of technical risk assessment and implications of scientific uncertainty in this area.
The IFS report, commissioned by the NHS Confederation, offers a robust and credible analysis of the pressure this will place on the NHS and care system, which is already stretched to the limit, and of the implications for public spending on these services.
In consequence, the knowledge on the conversion rate of HRs and HER2 in brain metastases is limited, and the clinical implications of this phenomenon remain unknown.
Adolescent-onset type 2 diabetes is a relatively new disease and increasingly prevalent; thus, long-term data are limited and the prognostic implications of the abnormalities detected in this study are unknown.
The reason for this gender-specific phenotype is unknown and severely limits the therapeutic implications of this finding.
The self-selected sample of CM physicians limits the implications of our results, because comparable characteristics of all Dutch CM physicians were not available.
