But, if so, they have compelling implications.
But if it holds water, there are some pretty compelling implications for how (and whether) entrepreneurship can be taught, where best to acquire skills and how to think about funding models.
This finding had compelling implications in view of the observation many individuals with trisomy 21 (Down's Syndrome) reach the neuropathogical criteria for AD by age 40 [ 13].
Bruce S. McEwen, who heads the neuroendocrinology lab at Rockefeller University in New York and was not involved in the research, said the study's findings were "compelling," with important implications not just for the elderly but for the growing number of overweight children and teenagers at risk of Type 2 diabetes.
This could be due in part to the perception, unfortunately reinforced by many biologists, that natural selection is so logically compelling that its implications become self-evident once the basic principles have been conveyed.
A number of studies have provided compelling evidence for the implication of CYLD in various aspects of innate immunity.
This Na+ increase was almost totally inhibited by TTX pre-treatment, providing compelling evidence for the implication of voltage-sensitive Na+ channels in this effect as also shown in neuroblastoma cells [23].
One of them, inversion 2s, provides compelling evidence for the implication of the transposon BuT5 [ 65] in its generation.
In combination, the papers make a compelling case that social implications of MBIs cannot be ignored and ought to be considered in design and evaluation even if programs do no pursue social objectives, as social dimensions can enhance or affect program effectiveness and efficiency.
5 p.m., Channel 2. Counted out more times than a punch-drunk boxer, LSU has rallied from two early SEC defeats to make this a compelling matchup with national title implications.
