Because changes in effector cell interactions could have safety implications, high-dose MGAH22 toxicology studies were conducted in cynomolgus monkeys, a relevant species, with no significant antibody-related safety findings.
In measured tones, the authors criticized Yale and, by implication, higher education in general, of coddling a generation of college students who should be toughened up a bit.
"High-protein diets that contain lots of red meat and high-fat dairy products have implications of higher cholesterol, higher risk of heart disease," says Jessica Fanzo, the Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Global Food & Agricultural Policy and Ethics at the Berman Institute.
For each of the situations (low personal implication and high personal implication), we have run the simulation model for the situation with the amount of bystanders, the value of the norm and the level of seriousness as variables.
For example a paratuberculosis case could be recorded with low welfare implication but high production loss implication.
The implications of high oil prices for each nation's balance of payments and inflation.
& Chou, C.-H. Rapid altitudinal migration of mountain plants in Taiwan and its implications for high altitude biodiversity.
Many wealthy nations are confronting the health and welfare implications of high unemployment, political instability and eroding social security.
Biodiversity of Costa Rican salamanders: implications of high levels of genetic differentiation and phylogeographic structure for species formation.
The permanent exhibition, "All About Shoes," is full of diverting information (why we measure things by feet, the status implications of high heels) and examples of arcane and/or exquisite footwear.
