The main clinical implication is to systematically assess childhood trauma in patients with bipolar disorders, or at least in those with a severe or instable course.
Although further studies are required to establish the role of cervical length screening in TTTS, the main clinical implication of our results is that for prediction of preterm delivery it does not matter when the cervical length measurement is done; it may be performed either before or after an intervention.
The main clinical implication of this study is how the magnitude of exercise load affects blood pressure level.
The main clinical implication of this work is that no-cost mutations are probably not a common reason why antibiotic resistance persists in the absence of drug use.
The main clinical implication is that screen negativity does not equate with zero risk of either PE or further escalation of hypertension.
16 41 The main clinical implication of our findings arises from the prevalence of symptomatic radiographic foot OA and associated disability suggesting that this poses a significant public health problem that increases with age.
The main clinical implication emerging from our study is that high-5FU CL (⩾0.017 l min 1 Kg 1), measured at the beginning of the adjuvant chemotherapy course in colorectal patients, is the strongest single predictor of reduced toxicity and poor clinical outcome in terms of both DFS and OS.
Finally, we consider the clinical implications of our main conclusion that resistant lineages may have become fixed in the circulating viral pool.
The clinical implications of the main findings from the present review is that clinicians need to routinely screen for suicide attempts and self-harm in ADHD subjects, including the younger population which may introduce new ways of further reducing the youth suicide and self-harm rate [ 32].
