(Bridgman in Frank 1956, 78) Bridgman's view on the complexity of nature also had a direct implication for the limits of operational analysis itself in providing clarity and precision.
As such information from the concentration-driven experiments has a direct implication for future climate mitigation policies, this simulation style is now becoming popular among those who use ESMs, suggesting a new application of models in ESS for global environmental change projections.
This information has a direct implication for the development of therapeutic interventions and for clinical tinnitus management.
This has a direct implication for patients who are unwilling to take medication or cannot tolerate it.
This has a direct implication for scalability since a high proportion of low-quality community annotations requiring substantial revision by curators will decrease the efficiency of this approach.
These results have a direct implication for resource allocation and whole-genome sequencing projects, as they can potentially predict how many new genes are identified every time a new genome of the species of interest is sequenced.
The amount of centromeric CENP-A has direct implications for both the architecture and epigenetic inheritance of centromeres.
In this paper we show how the use of parametric PSA approaches allows over 60% of coincident events to be processed and how the nature and complexity of an event has direct implications for the quality of the resulting image.
The inclusion of multiple sample types (FFPE, FF, and cell lines) in the validation part revealed an important observation, with direct implications for projects with an epigenetic biomarker component, such as ICGC [ 59], IHEC [ 60], OncoTrack [ 61] and others.
The success of maskless functionalization in the line pattern provides a means of a multifunctionalized CNT dot array with direct implications for future application of a microarray biosensor.
