They dealt with federal highway funding, non-union companies coming in from out of state on big contracts, the implications of the Free Trade Area of the Americas agreement.
And then quit active journalism to research on policy issues concerning sustainable agriculture, biodiversity and intellectual property rights, environment and development, food security and poverty, biotechnology and hunger, and the implications of the free trade paradigm for developing countries.
These empirical observations should be contrasted with certain implications of the free radical theory of aging proposed by Harman (1956).
The implications of the free radical theory and the metabolic stability theory models which involve ROS production rate and homeostasis, respectively—have been addressed using microarray-based analysis of gene expression.
The Westminster committee said its inquiry would focus chiefly on Brexit and the likely implications for the free movement of EU nationals.
The implication of the scale-free property is that a few nodes in the network are highly connected, acting as hubs, while most nodes have low degrees.
It can sometimes seem as if the number of people who have speculated on the social implications of Linux, the free computer operating system collectively engineered by thousands of programmers worldwide, exceeds the number of people who have actually used Linux itself.
The mechanisms of the increase in Fas and Fas L expression by melatonin in these cancer cells and the implication of free radical increase as the trigger of the cytotoxic pathway deserve further attention and deeper study.
I defend the implication of the global relevance of free and equal citizenship for international attempts at persuasion even in cases in which coercive intervention is not justifiable.
The implication of Olson's free rider problem is that, just like Obama had insufficient leverage to get China to do structural change, Americans are likely unwilling to suffer the pain of President Trump's unilateral tariff war for long enough to get the job done.
