The contributions are of fundamental implications for improving RS-based desertification analysis and have created a firm foundation for developing a RS information model in Part II.
There will also be fundamental philosophical implications — Heidegger's notion that animals can't truly experience death because they lack language will have to be completely reassessed, for example.
The results of the investigation were surprising, with fundamental implications for the links between transcription-factor action, cell signaling, cell behavior, and disease.
First, and most systemically, the pace of change in the fundamental chemistry of the ocean is accelerating, with equally fundamental implications for fish stocks and fishermen - it's hard to manage fisheries when the stocks are shifting in search of cooler waters.
On a population scale this has been difficult to answer, but it has fundamental implications for understanding population dynamics across the globe.
Entwistle signalled the shakeup would go much further than the axing of the operations division, saying "in around two years' time, my aim is to have restructured the BBC – with fundamental implications for A&M [Audio and Music], Vision and Future Media".
These are open questions, and their answers have fundamental implications for our conception of palliative medicine and its values.
This finding that Twist is integral to the breast cancer stem cell phenotype has fundamental implications for early detection, treatment and prevention, Raman said.
This seems to be related to the neuroplasticity of the CNS and has fundamental implications for neurologic rehabilitation in terms of outcome improvements [ 4– 6].
This model can be a radical and noteworthy alternative to the current interpretation for the 'canonical' XRT and UVOT lightcurves, and it bears fundamental implications for GRB physics.
