As legal adviser to the National Security Council, Ms. Haines, 43, leads the group of lawyers from security agencies that studies the legal implications of the most delicate operations, including lethal drone strikes, cyberattacks and intelligence collection on American soil.
However, neither of these publications explored the economic implications of the most recent ACIP sequential PCV13 PPSV23 regimen in selected high-risk populations.
The aim of the present study was to model the implications of the most recent European guidelines for the management of arterial hypertension [ 13] in a general Norwegian population.
Thus, acceptance and understanding of evolution has implications for the most basic and vital aspects of our life, food and health, and increasingly, global impact.
In fact, the vicious circle of fallacies and counter-fallacies can make the science seem irrelevant and the character of the scientists, their opponents and the real or imagined moral implications of science the most relevant part of the discussion.
Huckabee appears comfortable with the implications of defining the most commonly used forms of contraception as abortion.
In fact, research on human capital and its implication became one of the most active and visible streams of research in the NBER in the 1960s.
What entrepreneurial initiative exists in Roraima is, shall we say, misdirected.Mysteriously, you make no mention of the scandal that has seen the arrest of the previous state governor and implication of most of the local political elite in a massive fraud involving ghost employees on the state payroll.
Mr. Springsteen, 62, has never had a problem wringing uplift from struggle; that was the implication of the show's most rousing songs, like "Born to Run," "Badlands" and "The Promised Land".
