One implication, consistent with prior research (Mata et al., 2011), is that learning demands should be minimized for older adults who are making decisions in a novel setting.
Many have demanded or imagined or desired a self-contained aesthetics, devoid of any general philosophical implications, and consistent with more than one, or with any, philosophy; but the project is impossible of execution because self-contradictory.
The implications, while consistent with other Sudanese samples, seem graver since the severity of war-related trauma is that which threatens the lives and safety of family members and close relatives.
The C2 model and its evolutionary implications are consistent with the properties of the C3 C4 intermediate Flaveria species including F. brownii, which possess mesophyll Rubisco activity and consequently the C2 photosynthetic pathway.
The latter implication is consistent with the findings of Zhang et al. [ 12] and Op Den Buijs et al. [ 58] showing a diabetes-induced decrease of Ca2+ responsiveness.
This has possible mechanistic implications that are consistent with a number of experimental and computational studies.
This conclusion has important implications and is consistent with other research [ 31, 32, 52, 53].
However, the model implications are not entirely consistent with some recent empirical evidence," states Yan.
In contrast to Smyd1 deficiency, loss of Smyd2 does not result in embryonic lethality, consistent with implications from expression data that Smyd2 functions later in development.
