Sentence examples for the relative implications from inspiring English sources

We aim to create a unifying scenario that may allow placing old and newer data under the same perspective and discuss the relative implications for clinical translation that is already taking place now.

However, given the heterogeneous nature of pre-eclampsia and the small number of pre-eclamptic patients in this study (32 patients who developed pre-eclampsia), additional studies are needed to evaluate the relative implications of complement activation in the pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia.

Thus, depending on the genetic background of the GBS strains, several fbs regulatory circuits may be defined and may account for the differences in the relative implication of fbs genes in GBS binding-ability to human fibrinogen.

As insulin and glycemia are so tightly linked, in order to distinguish between the relative implication of glucose or insulin on hypothalamic COUP-TFII regulation, we used the euglycemic/hyperinsulinemic (eGHI) clamp technique to impose high circulating insulin while maintaining euglycemia with an intra-jugular glucose infusion (figure 2A).

We suspect the explanation as to why hypersensitivity reactions to aspirin/NSAID are not observed in these control cohorts reflects the relative implication of COX inhibition.

System airflow and filter efficiency were modified to compare the relative economic implications.

The NPCS also provides useful insights into the relative cost implications of failing to provide the required level of ongoing support.

The laboratory's report should state explicitly the relative risk implications for factor V Leiden heterozygotes and homozygotes, the risk that other relatives may have the mutation, and the recommendation, if indicated, for testing for other inherited hypercoagulabilities.

Relative implication of these factors has not been fully explored.

The consistent use of the relative scale has important implications for the choice of preventive strategies, in that the quest for new factors may be at the expense of trying to reduce the levels of established risk factors that explain most cases of CVD.

Such differences could have implications in the relative importance of considering cellular uptake-associated spectral changes of NPs in in vitro applications compared with in in vivo applications.