The implication of this project for the clinical practice of the future is to stratify cancer patients for the most appropriate treatment option.
As Lane pores through the materials at hand, she herself watches the scope and implications of the project expand into astonishing realms of power and influence.
But many feel the implications of the project could go further, and both public- and private-sector interests are keeping a close eye on its findings.
But either through desperation at the scale of the environmental crisis, or in ignorance of the political implications of the project, many are going along with this first step of putting a price on nature.
Questioned about the moral implications of the project work by his pugnacious colleague Edward Teller (portrayed, as at the premiere, with chilling authority by the husky-voiced baritone Richard Paul Fink), Oppenheimer deflects the matter.
The BPG argues that the new hotels will just take trade away from the already hard-pressed bed-and-breakfasts in town.The social-engineering implications of the project arouse resentment.
"Lord Justice Sullivan gives a very strong steer that HS2 Ltd has failed both in its obligation to fully assess the environmental implications of the project and, vitally, to assess these against the alternative we have put forward.
The date and location for the controversial pilot project were announced with great fanfare at the British Science Festival in September, but the scientific advisers to its funding council have criticised the decision to make the test date public before sufficient public discussion about the nature and future implications of the project.
But soon Oppenheimer and his imperious colleague Edward Teller, the bass-baritone Richard Paul Fink (who created this role in the original production), move to the front rim of the stage, where they hover over scientific reports and confront the harrowing implications of the project.
