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The success or failure of this plan will have far-reaching implications: it could alienate longtime fans for the sake of new readers.

She suggested that Attorney General John Ashcroft might have a conflict of interest if he oversaw an investigation like this, given the political implications it could have for President Bush.

The consortium added: "From the consortium's perspective, we regret the need to take this step and the implications it could have on football people throughout Scotland tomorrow but we feel strongly that this action is entirely justified.

The UK's data watchdog, the Information Commissioner Christopher Graham and data privacy campaigners were equally worried by Cameron's comments and the implications it could have on data security and privacy.

Another significant part of the report not found in the previous publication is that the authors demonstrated what could be gained from the learner profiles generated by the C-DA program and the implications it could provide for future teaching and learning.

It is therefore crucial to develop a better understanding of the transmission dynamics of EBOV, and the implications it could have for control measures.

In this work we investigated whether phenytoin (PHT), could induce efflux transporters overexpression, at different biological barriers and to evaluate the implication it could have on its pharmacokinetics and therapeutic/toxic response.

Stiffing bondholders would have much more serious implications because it could refreeze our thawing credit markets.

This study might have other important implications as it could be applicable to other types of global molecular profiling that are becoming more popular in recent years such as DNA copy number variation, exome profiling and RNAseq.

In this study, we detected misfolded tau in a significant fraction of presynaptic and postsynaptic terminals in AD subjects, which had two significant functional implications: (1) it could impair brain network function; (2) it could represent the anatomical substrate of tau synaptic transmission.

Rondor has not yet filed a lawsuit against Perry or Capitol Records, which released the song, but there is the clear implication that it could.