To the extent that additional findings cannot (reasonably) be avoided, women or couples should be informed (as part of pretest information) about the possibility of such findings and also in general terms about the range of possible implications that these findings may have.
As part of pretest information, women and couples should be made aware of the possibility of such additional findings and the range of their implications.
In East Asian Multilateralism, prominent international foreign affairs scholars examine the range of implications of shifting alignments in East Asia.
Rains, E; Krishna, A; Wibbels, E, Combining satellite and survey data to study Indian slums: evidence on the range of conditions and implications for urban policy, Environment and Urbanization (January , 2018 [doi] [abs].
If all agricultural land could hold this abundance of water, just imagine the range of implications for the health of our water quality and supplies, from alleviating potential flooding impacts to keeping harmful fertilizers and pesticides out of our rivers, lakes and oceans.
Educators need to be aware of the range of personal and educational implications of bereavement for medical students, and ensure that appropriate help is available.
"The Multifunctional Gut of Fish" provides a comprehensive synthesis and an integrative overview of the range of gut functions and their implications for organismal physiology.
We'll also explore the implications of the range of conceptions for "information studies" and "the information society"?
This will have implications when determining the range of space weathering and surface charging the lunar surface experiences.
But more evidence and conceptual development is needed to consider both the full range of implications suggested here, and to identify morally salient differences in the research and clinical contexts through which researchers provide, and participants seek or gain access to, individual research results.
Comparative studies that do exist have typically focused on macro health indicators, not allowing for a broader investigation of the possible range of implications for patient/population health, providers, and health systems.
