Unlike previous studies that have examined timing and adherence separately, [ 18, 19] our large sample size examined the implications of both factors.
In line with this hypothesis, the loss of merlin in neural progenitor cells results in severe reduction in hippocampus size [ 50]; the implications of which in learning and memory acquisition are indisputable.
Although several of these PCP factors have wide confidence intervals suggesting imprecise estimates due to the sample size, the potential implications of their influence on provider decision making should be further examined in future studies.
A sample size calculator is presented for calculating appropriate sample sizes for cluster trials, whilst allowing the implications of both methods of inflation to be considered.
Münter hadn't considered the implications of population size until she was in her early 20s.
What's are the implications of the size of your organization on a scaling effort — going from, say, two to 20 people versus 2,000 to 10,000?
While demographers, moral philosophers, and environmental scientists have separately discussed the implications of population size for sustainability, no one has attempted to synthesize the concerns and values of these approaches.
The effects produced by the different solvents tested were qualitatively compared, considering aspects related to their particular molecular structures, such as the potential to form hydrogen bonds and the implications of the size and shape of non-polar groups for hydrophobic hydration.
If you've ever wanted to have a tiny David Pogue on your desktop, advising you on the implications of sensor size or carrier choice, now is your chance.
This illustration and its companion are intended to demonstrate the implications of various sizes of dark matter particles.
