Molecular population genetics and phylogenetics is an independent approach that could verify that evolutionary patterns re-enforce implications from laboratory studies.
Our findings have also important policy implications: enforcing the academic integrity of an institution of higher education should in turn force high schools to examine their policies on cheating.
But the bigger issue is whether modern-day governments have the legitimacy to enforce laws that carry faith-based implications.
The way the inspecting organization states their grounds for noncompliant behavior and subsequently follows up to enforce the necessary changes can have implications for the inspected organization's change process.
In spite of the critical nature of referral, health workers at the community level are unable to enforce referral due to the financial implication associated with transport and related matters [ 9].
Beyond the logical implications of this property, we enforce it for systemic reasons.
Consider the practical implications: If courts were unable to enforce the rights of foreign nationals who are arrested in the U.S. to have their home country's consulate notified, other countries might do likewise to Americans.
The courts are already grappling with the implications for enforcing rules of one jurisdiction on an internationally available medium which may be based elsewhere.
In the assessment of our proposal the wider implications of enforcing changes to our research design that narrowed its focus was not recognised by the ethics committee as their concern was directed at the risks presented by participation in research activities, and not by the wider implications on what could then be known.
Unfortunately, he does not probe more deeply into this weakness, or its implications for Israel's confidence in the capability of Palestine's leaders to enforce agreements.
We must and will firmly enforce American laws that require the careful review of investments that could have adverse national security implications.
