Extending full or near-full moral status to all non-humans who satisfied such a minimal threshold would have implications comparable to those of the view that moral status is a binary property, and defenders of animal research would find them equally implausible.
From the previous model, it was not possible to compare the implications of using CS or VA on the cost effectiveness of treatments for AMD because there was no directly comparable VA model.
It is our hope that similar findings in methylation of TSG promoters in primary SGTs might convey comparable prognostic and therapeutic implications.
The poverty rate appears to be a measure that is robust across various diseases and levels of geography; it has policy implications, and is comparable over time [ 39].
Results of the base-case (imputed) analysis and the complete-case analysis were comparable with regard to policy implications, although, inevitably, point estimates for incremental costs and incremental QALYs differed across the analyses.
Further research is required to establish the causes of these trends, if they are occurring in comparable drinking cultures and what implications there may be for the cultural position of alcohol when such changes occur.
Moreover, the transient senescence response observed is comparable with studies reporting the implication of senescence in the resistance mechanisms triggered by cancer cells towards DNA-damaging drugs.
The self-selected sample of CM physicians limits the implications of our results, because comparable characteristics of all Dutch CM physicians were not available.
As seen from Table 2, comparable numbers of genes with previously shown implication in mechanisms of apoptosis, cell adhesion, cell cycle control, and stress (defense) response were both up- and down-regulated in the treated OC spheroids.
Besides conservation implications, this creates large evolutionary potential, comparable to bacteria, which are able to exchange genes among different species by horizontal gene transfer.
