A literature search shows the known or plausible implication in tumorigenesis for most of these 20 candidates (Table 1).
That may mean the medical implications are not enormous for most of us, he says, "but if it gets cheap enough I suspect that good healthcare systems will get whole genome sequences on their patients in another 10 years or so".
This week, Congress is considering a measure that will have significant implications for most state budgets and on the lives of thousands of women across the country.
Apart from social and economic implications that are broad and effective for most of passive cooling energy systems, this study focuses on the energy systems' implications across five indicators of practice, health, environment, energy and policy, which are significant for disciplines of sustainable energy systems and the built environment.
Moreover, a nuclear war could lead to a rapid and prolonged drop in average global temperatures and significantly disrupt the global climate for years to come, which would have disastrous implications for agriculture, threatening the food supply for most of the world.
Thus, acceptance and understanding of evolution has implications for the most basic and vital aspects of our life, food and health, and increasingly, global impact.
This type of study could have important implications for the most effective approaches to teaching adults about morphological rules.
But it has particular implications for the most vulnerable children.
Mitchell does a superb job of recovering his legacy, which has direct implications for some of the most urgent questions in political and legal theory today.
Danielle Allen: Issues in bioethics often generate dilemmas where the choices we make have implications for some of our most fundamental values.
