Because there is no treatment for a significant number of these compounds, the ramifications of having PPCPs released into receiving waters unchecked is uncertain, though believed to be damaging to both humans and the environment. .
However, the compound has few human health ramifications.
Nicholas E. Calio, president and chief executive of Airlines for America, which represents large airlines, predicted that "the ramifications of the shutdown, compounded by previous shutdowns, will have dramatic and unforeseen repercussions in the long term," including on safety training enhancement, voluntary safety reporting and the ability to complete airworthiness directives.
This approach enabled us to provide a ranking of the most critical compounds for the two scenarios, to discuss the ramifications of the adoption of constructed wetlands for removing such persistent organic compounds, and to propose avenues of future research.
"Then I started hearing about some of the bad results, and I thought, 'Hmm, I guess someone opened Pandora's box.' " He had never intended anyone to use those compounds, and in that moment, he realized the potential ramifications of his work.
Success of the permanganate-mediated tetrahydroxylation reaction led us to ponder the ramifications of such a transformation on our understanding of the biosynthesis of these compounds (Scheme 13).
A good understanding of the metabolism, including all ramifications, is however necessary for the development of strategies to increase the abundance of pharmacologically interesting compounds such as hyoscyamine and scopolamine.
By using pharmacological compounds which putatively affect pfsir2 activity, distinct changes of var gene expression patterns were achieved which may have therapeutic ramifications.
All this is compounded by our economic dependence on the US so that the collapse of the sub-prime housing market has huge international ramifications.
Their ramifications are discussed.
