By implication, the complete observation of an individual in either research or clinical practice will generate ostensibly inflated physical activity levels and this may lead to the erroneous conclusion that physical activity behaviour is sufficient when this may not be the case in the context of the original health-related observation.
From the destabilizing role of Iran to the chaos of Libya to the complete destruction of Syria and its implications for Iraq, Jordan, Turkey and beyond, the upheaval appears endless.
But while the Yankees continue to talk to the Cubs -- one Yankee official indicated that the Cubs are pushing to complete the deal -- New York is evaluating the implications of the huge commitment in money and prospects the trade would entail.
In this approach we aimed to provide a more complete understanding of the QOL implications of colorectal cancer, both health-related and subjective, over time and more clearly identify what subgroups of patients are at risk for poorer outcomes.
Longitudinal analyses of cortical thickness and other neuroanatomical and functional parameters should be conducted into adulthood to gain a complete understanding of the implications of MDD as a developmental disorder.
Second, parents may not have had a complete understanding of the implications of these health states since our descriptions were brief and interviews were conducted by phone.
Assessment of both economical and environmental performance of biofuel supply chains is crucial to have a complete view of the future implications of those systems.
Along with phenotypic anchoring to existing end points, it is essential that the use of toxicogenomics data in a screening or regulatory setting not depend exclusively on achieving complete understanding of the functional implications of individual gene, protein, or metabolite changes.
The landscape is then completed with an overview of the implications of M&S for the advancement of the concept of personalised medicines in children.
Another clear-cut implication of these pictures is the complete absence of CA XIV from T tubules.
While direct recycling of coagulant from WTRs for potable treatment may be the most complete form of reuse, the economic implications of meeting regulated quality standards currently make nonpotable reuse of recovered coagulants and WTRs more achievable.
