Implications of the significant explanatory variables corresponded well to previous findings, with the exception of distance from the forest edge, for which we found a positive relationship with species richness for distances up to 200 m toward the forest interior.
The implications of the significant viral genetic diversity generated during hyperendemic transmission, particularly in NS protein are discussed and considered in the context of future development and use of human monoclonal antibodies as antivirals and tetravalent vaccines.
She described her shock upon realising the implications of the significant debt which forced her to sell her family home leaving her in precarious housing.
But because the political implications of the case are significant, Texas' request was largely viewed as an attempt to game the clock -- and possibly prevent the Supreme Court from hearing the case before the end of the current administration.
Again, criticisms emerged from the expert community due to vague quantitative targets, the absence of clear, specific strategies, and no mention of the implications of climate change but the significant efforts of both state and federal governments addressed key recommendations from the World Heritage Committee.
Ian McEwan, who often adopts the strategy of gradually excavating the implications of a significant action, would very likely build toward a dramatic convergence of revealed connections.
Yet the implications of any significant deal appear to be extremely dangerous for the government when it means that May could come under siege from other manufacturers and possibly all exporters in search of compensation for paying EU tariffs once the UK leaves the union.
The implications of a significant relationship between personality traits and entrepreneurial attitude vis a vis a strong connection between human/social capital and entrepreneurial propensity would seem to have important implications for the manner in which entrepreneurial attitudes are fostered and nurtured.
The clinical implications of statistically significant results on surrogate outcomes ('indirectness', in the GRADE system [ 16]), for example, serum levels of cholesterol or virological response, can often be questioned even with P-values far below 0.05 [ 11, 12].
Despite the significant implications of the SDA and skill mix approaches for workforce estimation and planning, it may not be achievable in practice because of some constraints.
