However, an added implication of our findings is that for patients with CsA trough levels at or modestly above the target limit, in the absence of CsA related toxicity, dose reduction should cautious in order to avoid low or subtherapeutic drug levels which can increase the risks of acute GVHD and early mortality.
The added implication is that the Davidic dynasty has inherited the blessings of the covenant.
He added: "The implications of the growth in shale oil will be felt along the value chain.
Christina Semeniuk, an ecologist at Simon Fraser University in Canada, who led the research, said: "Our study is the first to definitively show negative physiological impacts that indicate long-term costs to the animals' health". She added: "The implications of these findings will not only affect the wildlife.
There could be no excuse for regulators failing to act, he added: "The size of the database, the implications for those listed and the fundamental lack of meaningful recourse make an investigation into not just World-Check but the entire 'risk profiling' industry an absolute no-brainer".
That phrase, which is not in the original, puts the emphasis on men, Mr. Kakar said, adding that "the true implication of the passage -- the importance of women -- had gone completely unnoticed in the Burton translation".
In addition, this data adds evidence to the implication of the inositol second-messenger system in BD and lithium's mode of action.
She added that the implications of the research, and of studies by the International Energy Agency and others, were that a significant portion of the world's fossil fuel reserves would be "unburnable" if dangerous climate change is to be avoided.
Mr Russell added that the implications of the judgement would be referred to the Commission on the Delivery of Rural Education.
Prof Gan added: "One of the implications is for kids studying, if you want to remember something for long periods you need these connections.
