Formulating health policy without a thorough understanding of the implications of the environment's influence on health can be compared to building an airplane without an understanding of basic physics: though it may appear to have all the appropriate parts in the appropriate places, without the underlying engineering required for flight, it will never get off the ground.
This is an opportunity for ministers to kind of think through some of the implications of that security environment for the way NATO does its business".
One strategy for bridging this divide is the development of interdisciplinary courses in planning and public health that address the health implications of the built environment.
Researching the health implications of the built environment and urban planning decisions should be a priority for public health.
Social capital may clarify the role and implications of the social environment on health outcomes among PLWH [ 4, 16].
While these two fields of science started independently, it is now clear that both are reflections of the life-course implications of the developmental environment.
There is now a pressing need to explore the implications of social relationships, environment and academic employability skills for psychological issues among newly-registered students.
Nevertheless, the results reported here underscore the potential regulatory implications of the TE environment of human genes and also suggest specific mechanisms for how TEs may contribute to gene regulation.
The implications of new learning environments have been far-reaching and pervasive (Plass, 1998), at least in the field of interface design both in traditional computer and mobile devices (Fallahkhair, Pemberton, & Griffiths, 2007).
One practical implication of gene-environment interaction effects is that when they occur, heritability scores cannot be extrapolated from one population to another.
