The shortage of fuel – which, like everything else that's consumed in South Sudan, is imported – is perhaps the most palpable consequence of the economic crisis that has gripped the nation after more than two years of conflict.
Nurses and pharmacists cited improved legibility of physicians' orders as one of the most palpable and immediate beneficial consequences of CPOE implementation: "Before CPOE, a lot of times the doctor's writing wasn't very legible, so we would be calling them a lot.
The palpable panic has had tragic consequences, both in Delhi and in Noida, in neighboring Uttar Pradesh, where the problem started.
Among policy makers and analysts, nervousness was palpable that there could be dire consequences that are impossible to predict.
Public humiliation is a risk that will be more palpable to young people than any longer-term health or behavioral consequences," Dr. Rutledge says.
Some of this difference may be due to random fluctuation, but this may also be the consequence of shifting 70 women from having a palpable to a non-palpable cancer at presentation through earlier detection, commensurate with the reduction in mean tumour size.
There is a palpable sense of exhilaration, and also a trepidation, perhaps a natural consequence of allowing a third party, however familiar, into a private space.
The consequence of this recommendation is "waiting until a cancer becomes palpable".
Resentment is becoming palpable, and will surely increase if Gordon Brown, an unsunny Scot, becomes prime minister.All of this will have consequences in 2007.
When tumors reached a palpable size (approximately 75 to 100 mm3), the mice were randomly assigned to different treatment arms; in consequence these experiments were all performed once tumors had fully formed in the animals.
