Our present findings might contribute to theoretical implications of an appropriate HRC position for Japanese OA patients in THA.
These high prevalences and costs, in addition to the fact that MDD with its frequent relapses is considered to be a chronic disorder, contribute to the enormous implications MDD has for society.
We have also opened a discussion with science and policy communities about government-wide needs and opportunities and how the NIH's particular strengths in human health research can best contribute to understanding the implications of global climate change.
Undergraduate students from scientific disciplines such as biology, chemistry/biochemistry, and environmental studies experience a multidisciplinary science curriculum in which they likely encounter fundamental scientific concepts that could contribute to understanding environmental implications of climate change and ocean acidification.
Consequently, our finding that the pattern and level of glutathiolation of nuclear proteins change during the cell cycle [24] and with the depletion of nuclear GSH could contribute to the possible implication of this modification in the control of chromatin structure dynamics (for review see [62]).
The findings above contribute to judge the safety implications of driver behavior, and thus identify crash prone positioning and the potential mechanisms of head-on crashes, run-off-road and guardrail collisions.
More detailed investigations on the molecular mechanisms of GP73 expression is expected to contribute to understanding its functional implications in diseases and evaluating its role as a novel cancer marker.
The genetic components of feeding behavior are important in animal breeding since they have economic and animal welfare implications, contribute to animal-to-animal variation in energetic efficiency (Herd et al., 2004; Herd and Arthur, 2009; Kelly et al., 2010a), digestibility and enteric methane emissions (Johnson et al., 1994; Harper et al., 1999).
It is the result of thirty years work on areas in work-life that can contribute to levels of energy, implication and efficiency, and it incorporates proved elements from other theories, as was shown in the description.
Colombian philosopher and ethicist Adela Cortina, contributing to the implications of incarnation today says that, "Those who don´t want to conform to the norms of today's society, have to find their sustenance in the rootedness and warmth of concrete communities".
The theme's harmonic implications, which contribute to the feeling of key, took precedence over its attractiveness as melody.
