Others were more concerned about the undemocratic implications of separating scientists from wider society and potentially insulating them from the consequences of their actions – a concern which grew as the atomic age turned sour.
The authors are very careful and considered in their discussion of the implications of separating out the contributions of biotic and abiotic factors for host/parasite interactions and the importance of rigorously analysing the underlying drivers of transmission dynamics mediated through complex and diverse processes.
One of the big implications of Scotland becoming separate would be the SNP's threat to expel Trident from Faslane.
We discuss policy implications for the maintenance of separate participant pools.
The finding of differential social patterning between quantity and variety of fruit or vegetable consumption highlights the need to study them separately, given the separate health implications of variety and quantity for lowering disease risk (Cooper et al., 2012; Jeurnink et al., 2012).
In the sensitivity analyses, we tested the implications of this assumption by separating fatal and non-fatal accidents.
It was recently suggested that even though it may be difficult mechanistically to separate the implications of the theories, by using the physicochemical approach the focus is forced toward movements of Na+ and Cl-, and this may lead to a new understanding [ 2].
Finally, with a high degree admiration he says that "Darwin spent 20-plus years amassing and assessing the evidence and implications of similar, yet differing, creatures separated in time (fossils) or in space (islands).
"With the approval of separate roads, if it becomes a widespread policy, then the word for it will be 'apartheid.' " Many Israelis and their supporters reject the term, with its implication of racist animus.
This is a story of the implications of a life split between two countries separated by only 90 miles and an embargo.
