Current disputes in tobacco regulation demonstrate the potential public health implications that may arise from broad definitions of "investment" and the obligation to protect investors and their investments.
With the potential for tailored interventions for particular individuals, populations or subpopulations, ethical, legal and social implications (ELSIs) may arise for public health and clinical practice.
The study protocol presented here provides an overview of the present trial including a description of the methods, design, and current status of the trial as well as a discussion of the possible implications that may arise from the findings.
As a result, there are substantial knowledge gaps regarding the C implications of various forest management activities, which may arise from the complex pathways of C emissions and sequestration in forest ecosystems [2, 3].
As a result, there are substantial knowledge gaps regarding the C implications of various forest management activities, which may arise from the complex pathways of C emissions and sequestration in forest ecosystems [ 2, 3].
Gender analysis is important where potential issues such as cultural sensitivities among communities may arise, and which may have implications for workforce planning such as gender-related retention strategies.
However, this may arise from impaired awareness of the implications of their risk behaviour rather than due to a lack of motivation.
Then, some theoretical and practical issues that may arise in future research are discussed, along with implications of Chinese ecological economics for the international community.
In addition to its implications for chemoresistance, research has shown that increased detyrosinated tubulin is associated with poor cancer prognosis [ 7] and may arise from suppressed TTL activity during tumor growth which prevents re-tyrosination [ 8, 9].
"Any clash which may arise between the demands of their traditional background and the universalistic norms in the Toronto social context, have implications for the acculturation of the Ghanaian refugee.
