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Such research could extend current evidence regarding the safety or suitability of food security and nutritional interventions in P. falciparum-endemic settings and address differential implications of supplementation for parasitemia and malaria morbidity.

The above inclusion relationship is equivalent to the following differential implication: f ∈ A 2 and Re { f ′ ( z ) } > 0 ⟹ | arg { z F ′ ( z ) F ( z ) } | < 3 π 10. or equivalently F ∈ A 2 and Re { F ′ ( z ) + 1 2 z F ″ ( z ) } > 0 ⟹ | arg { z F ′ ( z ) F ( z ) } | < 3 π 10, where F is given by (1.1).

The valence theory defends rather a differential implication of the left and the right hemisphere to process stimuli depending on their emotional valence.

In summary, our results suggest a differential implication of lymphangiogenesis in tumours arising from different anatomical head and neck sites.

Indeed, neofunctionalization of the expression pattern has been suggested in the cichlid fish A. burtoni in which it has been shown that AR-A and AR-B have distinct expression patterns in the brain [ 66], with a differential implication of these receptors in the maintenance of social dominance status of male fish [ 67].

Although integrin signaling leads to c-Src and FAK activation, our results suggest that Src/Syk pathways and FAK pathways are independently activated by integrins as outlined in Fig. 6, with possible differential functional implications in platelets.

We anticipated that the different nature of health systems (e.g. mostly public versus private delivery) would also generate differential policy implications according to local context.

Moreover, since most GPs treat these patients with counseling or therapeutic talk anyway, whether or not the patients has been labeled with a depression diagnosis does not have differential treatment implications in the clinical practice of the GPs.

The response of commuting patterns across state borders to policy differentials has implications for how policymakers design economic policy based on place of work, and for researchers who use contiguous geographies to estimate treatment effects of such policies.

Although therapeutic options are limited, early differential diagnosis has implications for containment and may aid in clinical management.

These analyses implicate IFNγ-regulated pro-inflammatory and IL-4-regulated anti-inflammatory networks in differential disease progression with implications for understanding the Gaucher disease course and pathophysiology.