Such a regional variation in post-operative patients would have important implications both for the post-operative screening of IAP following surgery and for the potential of a localised effect on the regional organ systems that may not be manifested by the measurement of the relatively remote IBP.
We propose here this new design which could have significant implications in EChT optimal operative conditions, in particular, in the way in which the evolving pH spherical fronts can cover and destroy a cancer cell spherical casket.
The partisan operatives might not much like the implications of the Obama campaigner who will vote for Ron Paul, the rise of the Blue Republican movement, or even the latest Iowa polls, but at the end of the day, for no other reason than winning is better than losing, they might well accept them.
The mechanism of the increased expression we observed in vitro and the implications, if any, for mechanisms operative in brain are uncertain.
11 34 Excessive gestational weight gain also has potential maternal implications, such as an increased operative delivery rate, 2 a higher likelihood of postpartum weight retention, 34 and a predisposition to later obesity.
As it is not uncommon to see patients taking aspirin peri-operatively, this may have clinical implication on peri-operative blood loss where hypothermia is difficult to avoid totally.
The apparent correlation of the potential difficulty score with the actual difficulty of a case also has implications relating to the pre-operative counselling of patients.
If stillbirth prevention involves preterm delivery or operative delivery, there would be further additional cost implications.
The Bush/Cheney operatives had failed to fully understand the possible implications of their policy, so the result in Iraq was chaos.
Non-operative treatment of a suspected appendicitis has safety implications.
The purpose of the research and its implications were outlined during a pre-operative consultation.
