However, information about their implications on the growth of vegetal organisms is still scarce.
He added: "The implications of the growth in shale oil will be felt along the value chain.
The disease-free probabilities after 3 to 7 years of follow-up of 180 breast cancers of known doubling times were studied to assess the prognostic significance and clinical implications of the growth characteristics of primary breast cancer.
The dependence of charge distribution on the width of overlapping of grain boundaries may have strong implications for the growth of large-area graphene with enhanced conductivity.
The high prevalence of 25(OH D <25 nmol/L is likely to have clinical implications for the growth of children and adolescents, for pregnant women and their offspring, and is important for public health authorities.
These statistics have obvious negative implications for the growth of home-based dialysis treatment as the ideal form of the UK RRT for suitable patients.
Clay absorbs moisture far more readily than rocky soil does; the difference has profound implications for the growth of crops like corn and soybeans.
The objective of this article is to further discuss the aforementioned areas by reflecting on the Session on R&D in Drug Innovation during the Bioeconomy 2013 conference in China along with lessons learned and future perspectives, and their implications for the growth of biomedicine in China 1 20.
Ruetschlin said that the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows an average of 182,000 jobs added each month in 2013, the same amount as in 2012, but noted, "One of the implications of that growth will be people who previously left the labor market re-entering and looking for jobs.
These article first describe the extraordinary varieties of private policing, then explain the reasons for the growth and end by looking at the implications of that growth for future policing.The categoriesThe best known example of private citizens acting as law enforcers are the Guardian Angels.
