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"Clearly," Dr. Gillison added, "it should give people optimism that the vaccine that was approved largely for women and for cervical cancer could have broader implications, and also for other cancers that occur in both men and women.

The plot is a cunning one - it relates to a diary left by a teenage mother who dies in childbirth, providing dangerous implications and also to these Russian gangsters' habit of tattooing themselves as a means of proving their rank in the organisation, a key plot aspect which came out of Mortensen's own research.

This has safety implications, and also results in a significant increase in track maintenance due to subgrade deterioration.

This attrition has significant public health implications and also contributes to the rising cost of developing new drugs.

We will subsequently sketch the economic, the epistemological and the ethical profile of Do-It-Yourself Bits and dimplicationsmplicandons alsoalso its ambivalences.

This has clear structural and safety implications, and also allows an engineer to gain a better understanding of the environment in which the structure is operating.

"But we cannot overproduce food so that second helpings can be provided as this has a cost implication and also second portions are not taken into consideration when the menus are nutritionally analysed".

The scale study reports reliability for Energy, Efficacy and Implication, and also for the six sub-scales.

Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency, said yesterday that it was reviewing WellPoint's debt "with negative implications" and would also review Aetna.

Ignorance of the fact that herbal products have effects analogous to conventional drugs can have severe implications and may also result in morbidity and mortality amongst patients.

12– 18 Nonetheless, they do not have the same mode of delivery and resource implications, and they also differ in terms of their price.