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Ms. Hughes said the museum was sensitive to the image it would project by selling the bags, and also the implications of having them made in China, but said she was assured that the standards of labor were high.

This chapter introduces the concept of synthesis, both from a designer's point of view and also the implications of using certain types of VHSIC hardware description language (VHDL where VHSIC stands for very high speed integrated circuit with the intention of synthesizing it.

This review focuses on mechanistic aspects of the function of BRCA1 in HR repair following replication stress, and also the implications to tumor development and cancer therapy.

My own priorities would be in the areas of more developed ethical guidance and rigorous attention to the inclusion of people with disabilities as partners in revision processes; There is also much which needs to be done to improve awareness of the strengths and also the implications of this new approach to disability research.

Such general patient-awareness education should emphasize not only the inflammatory etiology of asthma and the importance of appropriate treatment, but also aspects of improved patient self-diagnosis, awareness of additional treatment choices that could further modify disease progression, and also the implications of treatment, such as drug side effects.

The soprano Jennifer Goode Cooper brings a penetrating voice and steely eyed ferocity to the character, shown as utterly at the will of Quint and also, the implication seems, pregnant by him.

Funnell (1994) discussed the intervention of government or other agencies into long-established irrigation schemes and also the possible implications of intrusion into the activities of farmers who have recently moved into irrigation in Morocco and Swaziland.

This includes a specific need for further research on accidents and the association between numbers of cyclists and risk of accidents and also the wider implications of transport such as effects on climate change, access to goods and services and social connection in communities.

At the very least, putting the payments on the same index will reduce this incentive and also the false implication that those on DSP are "faking it".

This paper provides the details of the various components of the VGC and also discusses the implications of the present work and insights for the future work.

In this paper we report the results and also discuss the implications of the observations on model development and design.