In principle it would be possible to synthesise these data using individual participant data meta-analysis methods (Stewart 2011), with the potential to reduce current levels of uncertainty concerning main effects and effect modifiers, and to generate findings with much sharper implications for policy concerning portion, package and tableware size interventions.
Lack of barrier protection and unnecessary manipulation of injection equipment puts HCWs at risk of sharp injuries that have implications for transmission of HBV and HCV in a country where prevalence of these infections is high among general population.
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Meanwhile our clumsy failure to re-cast the Middle East — and its enduring implications for our standing there — has come into sharp focus.
That mix has important implications for other media, particularly newspapers, which have been contending with sharp declines in circulation and advertising.
What the paper shows is that many, many workers are getting precisely zero wage growth in dollar terms: And there has been a sharp increase in the fraction of zero-wage-change workers: These observations have huge implications for policy.
"This is brought into sharp relief by the Volkswagen Diesel deceit story which we should pursue energetically… (But) the issue also has significant implications for any decision on airport expansion.
This fueled expectations of a sharp decline in foundation spending, and in fact, many foundations have seen their endowments shrink -- which could have further implications for giving in 2002.
Those variations came into sharp focus last week when Massachusetts, where 5.4 percent of the population is uninsured, held a special election that will have huge implications for all states, including Texas, where 25.2 percent of residents are uninsured.
