Reasons for and the extensive implications of this finding were contemplated and the vital importance of further exploration of the nature of the construct of presence of meaning and the measurement thereof, particularly at high levels, was indicated.
Given the extensive implications of early growth and development, we might expect the prenatal period to be an important stage at which parental genetic, epigenetic or phenotypic factors may influence offspring phenotype.
In summary, we have identified a process with extensive implications for all RNA-protein interactions.
Negative results are considered to be taboo, but they can still have extensive implications that are worthy of publication and, as such, real clinical relevance that can be translated to other related research fields.
The experience of hospitality and good treatment from medical care was lowest in the WSP group, at least partially reasonably reflecting a lack of satisfaction due to sparse effective treatment of WSP and the burden of the individuals to deal with extensive negative implications of pain.
For the extensive discussion and implication of actin cytoskeleton and the Hippo signaling pathway, please refer to other insightful reviews (Gaspar & Tapon, 2014; Matsui & Lai, 2013; Yu & Guan, 2013).
On the basis of the extensive evidence of the implication of MKP-1 in resistance to anti-cancer agents, as well as on the preliminary pre-clinical evidence by our group and others of the implication of MKP-1 in anti-EGFR therapy resistance (Takeuchi et al, 2009), we hypothesised that MKP-1 expression in human CRC tumours may be a marker of resistance to anti-EGFR moAb.
More extensive simulations agreed with the implication of Remark 1 that the CS-based cryptosystem will have lower TV distances with less PNR, M, and K.
The extensive role and implications of gene duplication in the evolution for increasing complexity speak to a larger puzzle.
