A further crucial implication of the high level of job turnover is that it also facilitates entry into the labour market for youth.
One implication of the high refusal rate is that the included patients were probably not fully representative of the wider population with type 2 diabetes.
The implication of the high rate of alcohol use and early age of onset in this study is that a large proportion of the respondents are at a high risk of developing alcohol-related disorders as adults.
The implications of the higher crack initiation load in ACP are discussed for biological organisms and thermally processed biomaterials such as thermally sprayed and sintered HAp.
The variations in calculations of the numbers of cases, plus the failure to systematically consider the possible implications of the higher numbers for effective regulatory oversight, erodes confidence in Walport's claim, cited earlier, that the UK are 'very good at the regulation and… very good at the public discussion'.
Future studies should determine, in the field, the exact implications of the higher susceptibility levels of Bt maize on aphid infestation levels and also on the performance of parasitoids and predators.
The long-term health implications of the higher exposures to OTA for young children are not known and require further investigation.
The evolutionary implications of the higher proportion of RGPnone in Pa remain unclear, but a systematic functional analysis of RGPnone specific to Pa would complement virulence mapping techniques [ 29], thereby contributing to the identification of new MGEs involved in the emergence of human pathogens.
As previously reported, LA is known to have a higher power in identifying mixed genotypes, but the clinical implication of this higher power is not well established [ 8, 9, 16].
