Our analysis has implications for governmentality studies that have examined the interrelation of assemblages by analyzing how these interrelations are operationalized at the field level through the Deleuze-and-Guattari-inspired processes of territorialization, coding, and overcoding.
Our analysis has implications for modeling exposure pathways as well as for sampling study design.
However, several findings from our analysis have implications for large health systems attempting to establish electronic laboratory-based reporting.
Our analysis has implications for when it is best to offer the intervention to carers in order to maximise engagement and potential benefit.
The results of our analysis have implications in the design of combination therapy treatment strategies that are applicable beyond letrozole and ER + breast cancer.
Our analysis has implications for authors of systematic reviews, who need to consider whether to include mixed methods research, and if so how to appraise studies that employ this design.
However, the reinforcement of stereotypes and unbalanced attribution of responsibility along gender lines found within our analysis has implications for sexual ill health prevention and could continue to reinforce a negative culture around sex, relationships and sexual health in the UK.
We also consider the welfare implications of our analysis and generate policy implications regarding the optimal level of government intervention in the broadcasting industry.
Finally, we discuss the digital forensics analysis implications of this new information-hiding technique.
(2) Material characteristics: to help students to gain knowledge about material characteristics, including structural strengths and weaknesses, as well as material life cycle analysis implications.
