At present, only a small body of existing literature has described the clinical implication of normal Fhit expression in cervical cancer.
Studies in high-risk populations have described the implication of certain smoking habit characteristics, such as intensity, duration, or type of tobacco, in the geographical differences in this tumour [ 37, 38], as well as differences in the type of alcoholic beverages consumed locally.
Nevertheless, the aggregate number of infections that we have described has implications for hospital resource use because persons with multiple infections likely require more care than those with a single pathogen.
Obviously, the evolutionary responses we have described in insects have implications for the resistance problem.
The latent functions of the cytoskeleton and integrins we have described may have significant implications, as it is increasingly recognised that the activation of latent pathways can cause failure of otherwise promising anticancer agents.
The upstream mechanisms that regulate p53 degradation and accumulation of DNA damage, which Hara and colleagues have described, could thus have significant implications.
From the implications we have described so far, the weakening of the length dependence of activation with increasing the level of activation (Fig. 4) is explained as follows.
The methods and results described in the paper have key implications for critical infrastructure risk methodologies that are based on consequences, threats and vulnerabilities.
Now, as an increasing number of these networks have been described, the implications of their organization is being considered.
The software capability described has profound implications for the design process.
Moreover, the research described has clear implications for ways in which these computational problems may be solved in the ventral visual stream cortical areas.
