Implications for the relevant evolutionary basis are discussed.
Our findings have implications for identifying relevant disease-specific cell types, not only for AIDs but also for other complex disorders.
The results are generalised for arbitrary shapes by the use of mathematical proof and implications are considered for relevant particle analysis techniques.
Furthermore, findings will be presented at conferences and seminars, internationally and in Denmark, and through short reports aimed at practitioners and policy- makers in a Danish context in order to secure communication of main findings and implications for practice for relevant stake holders.
The target concentration of TRC105 for maximum effect in patients is 0.2 μg/mL 12, very close to the dose that elicits significant induction of sEnd in our HUVEC experiments, suggesting that sEnd induction has potential implications for monitoring physiologically relevant target inhibition in patients.
We are aware of our study limitations and we agree that ecological interventions, indeed, allow for less experimenter control, while, at the same time, they allow for relevant implications for practice in the real world.
The implications of the results, for relevant management intervention targeted at ameliorating the major causative factors of erosion, are also outlined.
Primary and secondary results of CAMS will hold important implications for informing practice-relevant decisions regarding the initial treatment of youth with anxiety disorders.
It is only when the formal theory is put together with a philosophical interpretation that it can do this (see the section "Semantics for Relevant Implication" below).
