Wolter and Ryan (2011) highlight that whilst human capital theory does not offer a specific theory for apprenticeships, this form of training has been used to illustrate various predictions of human capital theory and has also stimulated development of further implications of the theory.
Diabetes mellitus disrupts the cardiac gene expression profile, which might be involved in the development of cardiac implications [ 35].
The development of qubits has implications for dealing with massive amounts of data and achieving previously unattainable levels of computing efficiency that are the tantalizing potential of quantum computing.
State planners chose the focus of the survey, and participated in review of existing data, design of instruments, training of fieldworkers, supervision of fieldwork, analysis and development of emerging policy implications.
Thus, a better understanding of the modulators involved in the pathophysiology of DHD is necessary for the early diagnosis and development of novel therapeutic implications for diabetes-associated cardiovascular complications.
Zhu et al. [ 21] have revealed the development of metformin-related implications for breast cancer prevention by showing that its systemic administration selectively targets tumor-initiating cells in a clinically relevant prevention model.
In conclusion, when the next round of ENIGMA studies has been completed, there will be a scaffolding of credible genetic variants on which to build and test new models of macroscale brain development, the implications of those variants for neuropsychiatric disease, and a new basis to probe the genetic architecture of the living human brain.
While still in a preliminary stage of development, five implications emerge from this systematic examination of the body of SNA research in this area.
It is sleek and disposable, both perfectly yielding and leaving no place to grip; perfectly solid and allowing no view through it to the development of any idea, implication, or stray glimmer of inspiration.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the development and implications of intraabdominal adhesions after repeat cesarean section delivery (CS).
