The term superpower has absolute and relative implications.
The laboratory's report should state explicitly the relative risk implications for factor V Leiden heterozygotes and homozygotes, the risk that other relatives may have the mutation, and the recommendation, if indicated, for testing for other inherited hypercoagulabilities.
This reduction in the utilization relative difference has implications for mail order's impact on cost: The lower the overall relative difference in utilization, the lower the overall difference in unit cost must be for mail order pharmacy to become cost-neutral.
Finally, we discuss the likelihood of crop gene transfer to the wild relative and the implications for ERA procedures.
Michelle Jackson will travel to Panama to address digital technology's impact on Panamanian Chinese ethnic solidarity, communication between Panamanian Chinese and their mainland Chinese and Taiwanese relatives, and the implications for political relations.
An increasing growing/blooming season, and changes in relative humidity may have implications for e.g. (aero) allergens, particularly pollen, and house dust mite allergen.
Compared to women with ER+/PR+ tumors, those with ER-/PR- tumors had increased risks of mortality across almost all histologic classifications, suggesting that combined ER/PR negativity has implications for relative mortality risk, regardless of tumor histology.
The consistent use of the relative scale has important implications for the choice of preventive strategies, in that the quest for new factors may be at the expense of trying to reduce the levels of established risk factors that explain most cases of CVD.
If this competitive dimerization model is true, the results would depend on the relative affinities of the C and REase dimerization interfaces, and would have implications for the relative timing of MTase and REase appearance after the RM system genes enter a new host cell.
The length of this interval is critical for the analysis here because the birth to weaning period shows the greatest increase in relative risk per dose per day of exposure (Table 1), and the implications for lifetime relative risk depend directly on how large a part of the life span is covered by the "birth to weaning" risk elevation per unit daily dose/body weight3/4.
