If confirmed it might have major implications not only on outcome, but also on treatment strategy.
The rapid progress and potential applications of molecular life science have profound implications, not only on our scientific understanding, but also on our future health and prosperity.
If one group of new arrivals appeared to receive more attention, information, and/or services it could have had serious negative implications, not only on the viability of the research, but also potentially damaging a worker's or an organisation's credibility within the community [ 26].
But still there are not studies on the implications, not only of their "fight", but also of those who are engaged in recruitment, training, propaganda and communication activities among others.
In our time, the dystopian novel has predominated, as writers have caught on to the implications not only of Bellamy's utopia, but utopian visions altogether.
Due to its large implication, not only on skeletal muscles, a lot of research has been undertaken on the effects of myostatin and its possible applications in health care and livestock production.
Optimal antibiotic prescription has significant implications not only for the patient on ECMO but also for other ICU patients and the community in general.
This has implications not only for adjusting surveillance periods based on evaluation of pre-cancerous lesions, but also for the development of molecular markers for early detection.
The roles of larval nutrition and microbiota are exciting new lines of research with strong implications not only for understanding the role of bacteria on social complexity, but even more pressingly, on bee health and survival.
This carries implications not only for regional security, but also U.S. strategy, which increasingly depends on India to maintain a favorable and stable regional balance of power.
That has implications not only for our districts, but for districts all over New York State".
