Improved communication, more precise definition and clearer implications for prognosis and treatment are thus advocated [ 22, 33], allowing NSSI to be highlighted and treated outside the BPD context [ 22, 34, 35].
QoL also has health economic implications; more precise knowledge of the impact on QoL will help, for example, determine the level of disease at which the benefit of screening for the disease outweighs costs [ 13].
We now added a much more precise description of the dynamical implications of the model in the main text.
Specifically, in this new manuscript we added a much more precise description of the dynamical implications of the model in the main text.
Secondary outcomes include identification of novel EGFR mutations and resistance mechanisms and a more precise characterization of the frequency and clinical implications of T790M mutations.
Their work has implications for light-based clocks far more precise than the atomic clocks at the heart of the world's business systems, and quantum computing, which may - or may not - revolutionise desktop computing as we know it.
More precise determination of the breakpoints for CNVs had important implications in a study of deletion mechanisms and explanations for the high frequency of chromosome rearrangements in this region [ 22].
In particular, our findings will facilitate more precise identification of the onset of HD and will have implications for therapeutic approaches, including cellular therapy using autologous iPSCs.
Our dataset allows for more precise predictions about muscle co-activation and synergies and has important implications for muscle activity and stimulation experiments.
Therefore, in the revised manuscript, we have de-emphasized the "social" implication of the conclusions and provided a more precise, conservative interpretation in the paper.
