As I'm the guy around these parts who is known for writing about Apple, I figured I'd weigh in on some of the high level ramifications of this.
This differential in the diurnal temperature range (daily low temperature increasing faster than daily high temperature) has ramifications for snowpack [13] [15], as well as crops that depend on winter chilling to synchronize pollination [16], [17].
This shows small oversights can have huge ramifications, and these high-profile examples are likely to be just a small fraction of the total.
Interestingly, when the IFN- γ-expressing microglial cells were analyzed by detailed confocal microscopy, some microglial cells showed peri-nuclear IFN- γ staining, while other cells, with an activated morphology (increased cell body size and a higher number of ramifications), expressed IFN- γ throughout the entire cytoplasm (cell body and ramifications).
It is one of the biggest secrets in the country, and one with potentially huge ramifications for the British high street: who has designed Kate Middleton's wedding dress?
Lord Goldsmith yesterday welcomed the appeal court judgment, adding: "The decision of the high court had serious ramifications for the public interest and public confidence in the administration of justice".
That would be a larger increase than many analysts had expected, although the exact amount was still being debated and it would be less than the 2.5 million barrels sought by a Clinton administration worried about the ramifications of high gasoline prices.
Hence, we demonstrate that large brains are twistier than smaller ones because of an increased number of high spatial frequency folds, ramifications and kinks that accommodate the allometric increase of cortical surface.
Furthermore, the development of auto-luminescent mycobacteria has enormous ramifications for high throughput mycobacterial drug screening assays which are currently carried out either in a destructive manner using LuxAB or the firefly luciferase.
Social ramifications of high HIV prevalence (for instance loss of key professional cadres, economic losses, or orphaning) are not covered because they result mainly from untreated infections rather than from diagnosed and stabilised chronic cases.
