Even after ideal treatment, including retention of the neverdried state, the implication of limited interfibrillar accessibility means that the complete digestion of cellulose fibrils in both pulp and wheat straw could depend on the progress of hydrolysis reactions through fibrils at the accessible surfaces of aggregates to those fibrils in underlying positions.
What are the lessons and implications of this limited but growing evidence base for the health sector?
A key implication of the limited accreditation literature that addresses implementation issues is that factors enabling effective implementation are likely to be varied, arising from individual, program, organisational and system-level domains.
The country studies also highlight the different implications of comprehensive versus limited service benefits.
The importance of this also has implications for the channelling of limited psychosocial support.
Beyond clinical implications, in an era of limited available resources, the economic dimension associated with increased health care utilization can no longer be ignored.
The reviews are very complementary and require only some rewriting to add details, some more discussions of implications and limitations, and limited amount of further analysis.
Outcomes may be influenced by the aetiology of AKI, late presentation, financial implications and limited availability of weight-appropriate consumables.
The S.E.C. staff said it had become concerned about an "increase in the number of hedge fund enforcement cases, the roles that hedge funds play in our financial markets, and the implications of the commission's limited ability to obtain basic information about hedge funds".
