However, no evidence is available upon the prognostic implications of Id-1 in human pancreatic cancers.
An immediate implication of (ID-EX) in conjunction with (EDR) is that if x depends for its identity upon y, then x is rigidly existentially dependent upon y (although not necessarily vice versa, of course).
To elucidate the clinical implication of IDs in uterine cervical cancers, we analysed the manner expression of ID proteins in uterine cervical cancer progression according to clinical backgrounds, their influence on the survival of the patients and the association between ID mRNA expression and neoangiogenesis, assessed by assessment of microvessel density (MVD).
While questions have been raised about the cost and privacy implications of the Real ID law, partly because of the prospect of creating a national identification system, Mr. Slagle said states had developed more secure driver's licenses for a variety of reasons, including combating identity theft.
When discussing the theological implications of, for example, ID, remember to clarify that the context is not evolutionary theory but the potential absence of it, i.e., creationism. .
When discussing the theological implications of, for example, ID, remember to clarify that the context is not evolutionary theory but the potential absence of it, i.e., creationism.
Over the last five years, there appears to have been a grand total of zero scholarly articles investigating the effectiveness and implications of the growing use of ID scanning programs across Australia.
"Press reports have exaggerated the implications of sharing" a user ID, Mike Vernal, a Facebook engineer, wrote on a company blog for application developers.
In addition, given the public health importance of ID, improvements in the understanding of cognitive strategies in ID decision- making have larger population-based implications.
