But I wish that you had worked a little harder to analyze the implications of the idea expressed by Hazim el-Sharawi from Hamas: "The occupation... creates the reality.
Below, the functional implications of the differentially expressed genes, in the light of what is known from other fish models, are discussed.
Several MIT offices — including not only the Washington Office and Chancellor's office, but also the Office of the Vice President for Finance and the Office of the General Counsel — have been working together since early November to analyze the provisions of the two bills, assess the implications of the provisions, and express our concerns strategically in D.C.
"In a chapter titled 'The Dynamo and the Virgin,' he cites Adams as "ponder[ing] the implications of the machine age, expressing deep concern over what he sees as a dangerous clash between the seductive grandeur of modern science and technology -- what he calls 'the Dynamo' -- and the essential undergirding of humanity, religion and traditional values, which he christens 'the Virgin.'".
In a chapter titled "The Dynamo and the Virgin," he ponders the implications of the machine age, expressing deep concern over what he sees as a dangerous clash between the seductive grandeur of modern science and technology -- what he calls "the Dynamo" -- and the essential undergirding of humanity, religion and traditional values, which he christens "the Virgin".
To this extent, we were generally less interested in assessing whether the content of women's self-reported behaviour was true or false and relatively more interested in the cultural implications of the views they expressed and the behaviours they talked about.
The clinical implications of the findings can be expressed in terms of the number of women who should change their hormonal contraceptive from the transdermal patch or the vaginal ring to combined oral contraceptives containing levonorgestrel to prevent one event of venous thrombosis in a year.
(iii) A suggestion developed in Eklund (2005) is that when it comes to a variety of sentences we use, we are often simply indifferent to some implications of what they express: the fictionalist can appeal to this and say that we are indifferent to the real-world existential implications of mathematical statements.
But, while that is the strongest account of the recognised text, the themes and implications of the play are most powerfully expressed for me in two modern-day updates both first seen in 2001: the Hollywood teen-flick O, which shifts the action to a high-school basketball team, and an adaptation made for ITV television under the original title, scripted by Andrew Davies.
Based on questionnaires presented before (N = 197) and after (N = 147) the intervention, an eating acceptance index expressing eating qualities and a practical acceptance index expressing practical implications of the diet in everyday life were developed.
