"We were prepared to take no action during this period that threatens to derail the existing budget framework or action that in the ECB's view will bring implications in the financial stability".
Indeed, we have evidence that Fltp regulates cell division of intestinal stem cells (Böttcher and Lickert, in preparation), suggesting that we identified a novel molecule with brought implication for ciliary disease and stem cell-mediated tissue homeostasis.
However, since APs lose as many DoFs as the number of antennas in which they cancel interference [17], this mainly brings two implications in the design.
The introduction of mechatronic functions brings about implications for the engine management system (EMS) as a whole, which in turn influences established cooperation models between OEMs and their suppliers.
The possibility that retinoids could act as key regulatory molecules in this regeneration model brings important implications for regenerative medicine.
With each paper there is an accompanying article placing the original contribution in context and bringing its implications up to date.
A deeper and broader comprehension of this complex scenario involving multidisciplinary investigations will certainly bring several implications in the observational, theoretical, computational and technological developments, with repercussions in biological and medical sciences.
It is worth noting the difference that technology code combinations in patent records bring different implications than citation relationships do, in that technology codes define full uses of discrete units of technological capabilities to create an output; every code represents a definite constitute of the whole.
The cultural and religious background of our patients did not bring any implications on their attitudes towards medical students.
It appears that functional redundancy among CDKs and cyclin-binding partners is a frequent event bringing clear implications for the clinical utility of pan-CDK inhibition (Aleem et al, 2005; Cai et al, 2006).
