For example, it is becoming increasingly clear that the elimination of excess and abnormal neuronal connections during vertebrate nervous system development has direct implications on the organization and maintenance of optimal brain function.
However, the breadth of study design, age range and types of communication technologies reported makes the magnitude of benefit and implications for the organization of daily practice difficult to determine.
Although theorized as a culturally neutral transnational 'space of connectivity', we show how cross-cultural tensions affect the experience of the hospital with implications for the organization of the hospital and notions of 'cultural competence' in care.
This has implications for the organization of teams of scientists, engineers, and a host of others tackling today's most complex problems.
Innovators can compensate through lengthening educational phases and narrowing expertise, but these responses come at the cost of reducing individual innovative capacities, with implications for the organization of innovative activity-a greater reliance on teamwork-and negative implications for growth.
These maps may have implications for the organization of planning in general, for training of planners, and for software design.
Incorporation of additional PCM subunits is therefore not limited to specific nucleation sites near centrioles, which has profound implications for the organization of the PCM lattice and the role of centrioles in centrosome assembly.
We study the optimal design of incentive contracts for experts in different collusion environments, and explore implications for the organization of delegated expertise.
The issues underlying the differences in the use of healthcare need to be explored further, as well as the plausible implications for the organization of healthcare services for people with MS and depressive symptoms.
To better understand the implications for the organization of cortical processing, we consider a conceptual model where spikes of a neuronal assembly are locked to the LFP (Fig. 9) based on 1) the assumption that UEs reflect assembly activity (Riehle et al. 1997) and 2) our observation that UEs have the strongest locking to the LFP.
