A study published in the July 2004 issue of EHP documenting oxidative stress (a sign of inflammation) in the brains of largemouth bass exposed to aqueous fullerenes has received perhaps the most attention and raised the most warnings of any nanomaterial health implication experiment to date.
With each paper there is an accompanying article placing the original contribution in context and bringing its implications up to date.
The public health implications of findings to date could be substantial.
It is disturbing that most of our thinking about the implications of machine intelligence has, to date, been done in the realm of fiction: thought-experiments carried out in the name of entertainment.
So what are the implications for Spark's investments to date?
However, forest clearing is spatially pervasive and fragmented in the landscapes studied to date, with implications for sustaining the region's biodiversity.
Despite potential implications for patients, no research to date has assessed the need for a diagnostic radiology curriculum in general surgery residency.
Furthermore, the implications of their question, which to date has not addressed the link with climate, are explored using a case study in a hot-arid region.
In the context of this background, we are focusing on working with communities to deepen understanding of the processes of social determination of vector-borne diseases that have been lacking to date, including implications of alternate land use and infrastructure [ 78].
Here, we review all HMGCL mis-sense mutations identified to date, and their implication in enzyme structure and function is discussed.
