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These anti-IL-1 effects were attributed to the transcriptional inhibition of NF-κB and/or AP-1-dependent genes, while PPARγ implication remained questionable.

The same motif has also been found in a homolog Rab5 effector APPL2, centaurin-β family members, GRAF2, and oligophrenin (Habermann, 2004), but the 3D structure organization of BAR-PH motif and its functional implication remained elusive until now.

A global air sampling study in 2010 found that the chemical was present in the air all over the world, including in the Antarctic, but said that health implications remained unknown.

However, the specific CD4+ T cell responses against the F protein during HCV infection and the pathological implications remained unclear.

The pathogen Entamoeba histolytica possess a single homologue of a typical MAPK gene (EhMAPK) whose identification was previously reported by us but its functional implications remained unexplored.

Phosphorylation of S6 kinase at Ser411 in mitotic cells has been shown in the NIH3T3 cell line but its functional implications remained obscure (Papst et al. 1998).

Conservationists are heatedly debating that shift, since both the ideas behind it – and its possible implications – remain controversial.

Personal rapport, he said, is helpful to work through difficult trade issues, "so a degree of familiarity and trust is helpful, but the policy implications remain the same".

The uncertainty principle of quantum theory has prompted a reexamination of the question of determinism, and its other philosophical implications remain in doubt.

The cost implications remain slightly unclear, although at Zipline's Kigali launch on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on Africa, Rwanda's health minister, Dr Agnes Binagwaho, insisted that they were comparable to current delivery methods.

Issues of the immigration and integration of eastern Europeans within Britain should be a far greater concern for any prospective government, where the figures crossing the borders on a daily basis cannot even be counted and the economic implications remain uncertain.