And it underlines why, as the implications of vitamin deficiency hit the headlines once more, so, too, are the potential benefits of fortifying food.
He was killed fighting next to Specialist Flores on April 4. The grimmest implications of the order hit home on that day, when many of the men, who had been told to prepare for a peacekeeping mission in Iraq, caught the full blast of war.
The implications of this trend hit today's retirees, who typically are eligible for Medicare upon turning 65, right where they live.
I got up, and as I started to walk back to the car with the translator, the implication of what had just happened hit me.
The larger implication of what I had been saying hit us both.
"The implication of the Saudi approach is: If you're hit, it's your fault".
"The next morning, the implications hit me.
It was only then that the implications of what had happened hit me like a ton of bricks: Mom stopped mid-sentence and said, "Oh my God, Robert!
It feels more like an espionage fiction film, and I had to continually remind myself I was watching a documentary about real life events, and then pinch myself as the implications of Snowden's revelations hit me in waves, again and again.
The implication of these statements seems to be that the 2-hit hypothesis is insufficient to explain NAFLD development in all cases, yet in the same paragraph, the "second hit" is referenced again.
