Accordingly, we urge the Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to look very seriously at this fundamentally important issue and to reconsider the full implications of what she is proposing.
If this "δDH2 effect" occurs ubiquitously in other hydrogenotrophic methanogens and under other growing conditions such as low H2 availability, it may be necessary to reconsider the geochemical implications of the traditional interpretation based on the CH4 H2O hydrogen isotope ratio fractionation.
Most political parties are currently reconsidering the implications of membership.EU enlargement to the east has also helped to change Norwegian perceptions of Europe.
Rather than considering public concerns about GMOs as an opportunity to reconsider the technology from a different perspective, producing a wider and more robust assessment of GMOs' implications, promoters of GMOs in industry and government continue to position the public as the problem, calling for solutions that aim at reducing this opposition rather than at learning from it [34].
But the tax deal could have positive implications for the economy, which spurred investors to reconsider the allocation of their assets.
These results offer a compelling reason to reconsider the practice of exhibiting nocturnal animals under blue light, as wavelength-dependent suppression of behavior and hormones may have important implications for animal health and welfare.
This leads us to reconsider the definition of stability.
An implication of this finding is the need to reconsider the sizing, functionality, and overall design of feminine exercise clothing.
Finally, one of the most important consequences of taking a behavioral approach to understanding agents' labor market decisions is that we must reconsider the welfare implications of labor market policy.
But, cost effective or not, Mr. Lake believes countries shouldn't be deterred from placing importance on birth registration: "We may say, well, it costs too much, but when we reconsider the financial implications of these actions, let's also consider the costs of inaction.
We have compared the expression of Hox and ParaHox orthologues among cnidarians and reconsidered the possible implication of cnidarian Hox genes in axial patterning through a Hox code.
