If that were to be captured, the implications for society and culture are truly frightening.
Hence, existing studies16,26,27,28,29 that adjust the shape of a deterministic damage function qualitatively fail to capture the implications of stochastic tipping points.
Here we propose a mechanically robust agent-based cell model designed to capture the implications of cell death on the population scale.
However, the financial SROI data is inconsistent with the qualitative narratives, leading to concern over the effectiveness of SROI at capturing the implications of the sociality of the building user community.
Typically employed proxies of financial slack such as detrended log-indexes or growth rates show limited capabilities of capturing the implications of our model-consistent index of financial stress.
Like the very title of the film, Porumboiu's drama captures the vast implications that a part of speech holds for the very course of a person's life.
He films spectacular pageantry with an eye to what it conceals, sees surfaces as inseparable from the depths below, and so, captures the historical implications of seemingly trivial intimate gestures.
If Mark Thompson's shrewd stage design doesn't quite follow Williams's symbolic directions, it is eloquent in its ability to capture the deeper implications of Serafina's hysteria.
The NYT article captures the political implications of this meme nicely in predicting the likely German reaction to Germany's sharply negative "growth" in the last quarter of 2012.
New trials should address aspects of recovery in physical function to fully capture the clinical implications of tourniquet use.
