The study's immediate practical significance is to inform the UK national service specification for these services, following the introduction of new commissioning structures in health and social care [ 21].
In the final months of the study, an International Strategic Advisory Committee was formed to critically review the methodology and results and to advise the funding agency about the significance of the findings to inform its strategic planning for the future (Farag et al, this supplement).
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The power calculation cited by Creedy [ 41] appeared to be performed after study recruitment, but criteria used to inform statistical significance (what difference they expected to see) was not described.
Obstetricians at small clinics expressed special concern because they lacked senior colleagues to consult when ultrasound findings were of unclear significance and they felt unable to inform the women and their partners appropriately.
Perhaps because they spotted the significance of the proposed new obligations to inform and involve national parliaments, so entrenching subsidiarity.
Deeply knowledgeable, having studied in Cairo and at the Sorbonne, Osman takes great pride in the intellectual content of his work, keen to inform clients of the significance and meaning of their carpets, as they sip cups of hot tea while Osman's apprentices pull out masterpiece after masterpiece.
Prior to the experiment, two meetings were held with the experimental group's parents, to inform them about the significance of their children's social emotional development and to inform them about the field-trip activities that were planned.
Concluding lessons are drawn on the use of evidence to inform policy, on the significance of local contexts and system interfaces, and on anticipating the unexpected at times of change.
Second, the theory is used to vet those intuitions: to inform judgments about their epistemic significance.
