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Representing Mrs. Falvo, Wilfred K. Wright Jr. delivered a fervent argument that did not appear to allay the court's concerns about the implications of interpreting the law broadly.

Given the policy, research and administrative implications of interpreting population data, selecting an accurate, yet practical comorbidity index for risk prediction is crucial.

This would have potentially important implications on interpreting the results of RCTs and their generalizability in clinical practice.

Lastly, the trace fossil itself represents only a fleeting moment in the tracemaker's interactions with the lake bottom, but has broad implications in terms of interpreting the paleoecosystems of Fossil Lake.

These results are especially noteworthy because of their implications for interpreting corrosion, wear, and biocompatibility behavior.

These features may be previously unrecognized developmental correlates of small body size and, if so, they may have important implications for interpreting the taxonomic affinities of fossil specimens of Homo.

This may have implications for interpreting the underlying mechanisms of action of Y27632 involving ROCK versus PKN3, for example, for inhibition of tumour metastasis in a PC3 prostate cancer xenograft model [ 44], a process in which PKN3 has been also implicated.

These results have important implications for interpreting the results of chondrocyte mechanobiology studies in agarose hydrogels.

Our results have implications for interpreting the role of regional climate on reproductive phenology and the potential impacts of climate change at landscape and community levels of ecological organization.

This chronology has important implications for interpreting the context of possible artifacts/geofacts at the site that might provide evidence for early human occupation of North America, and for reconstructing paleoenvironment change and landscape evolution in the region.

These findings have important implications for interpreting the capacity of environmentally induced epialleles to influence genic transcription, and their stability through plant growth and reproduction.