We will see how technical developments in each era have had some implications for the cluster of ethical issues examined in Section 3. Today, we tend to associate search engines with computer technology, and perhaps more specifically with Internet-based computing and electronic devices.
A more sobering implication of the clustering phenomenon is that remediation activities targeted at doctors who have attracted many complaints, while critical, come too late.
The implication of this cluster in the production of an EPS or biofilm is supported by experimental evidence in Pseudoalteromonas atlantica.
The spatial cluster analysis can identify clustered areas with high risk of suicide, and this helps researchers to both explore the factors associated with clusters of high risk, and to address the public health implications of these clusters in suicide control and prevention.
The evidence presented here suggests a possible implication of this cluster in the explanation of genetic variation of production traits.
"Rather," says Nussbaum, "it involves both the mechanism of the disease initiation and the public health implications of the confirmed leukemia clusters near NPPs".
We conclude with a discussion of the implications of the differences among the clusters for developing and implementing effective transportation sustainability policies across the state.
This paper gives some examples of clustered data and discusses the implications of clustering on the design and analysis of studies in sports medicine and sports science research.
