Here, consideration is given to Example Reference Biospheres relevant to representing the implications of changes that may occur within the biosphere system during the period over which releases of radionuclides from a disposal facility might take place.
Although there is demonstrated potential for fetal and pediatric benefit, there are significant maternal implications and complications that may occur acutely, postoperatively, for the duration of the pregnancy, and in subsequent pregnancies.
This hypothesis requires further testing, but has implications for how learning and valuation may occur in more complex tasks and situations.
As a result, both under- and overdiagnosis of fetal growth restriction may occur, which has significant clinical implications.
This phenomenon may also have important implications in the chemotherapy efficacy, as CSC repopulation may occur between chemotherapy cycles (Davis and Tannock, 2000).
A similar phenomenon may occur in vivo, which may have implications for treatment management strategies.
The results from this study have important implications for predicting where certain types of slope failures may occur based on landscape characteristics.
We can make a quantitative estimate of the amount of time each process may occur over a given year and its implication for overall sedimentation (Table 2).
In addition, an escape of testosterone from testis may occur in some patients (Morote et al, 2007), with prognostic implications (Perachino et al, 2010).
Treating physicians need to be aware of potential side-effects that may occur, how to prevent and/or manage them, and the clinical implications for the ongoing treatment.
