In this review we address these issues by evaluating the current methodologies used for HER family status determination and discussing the clinical implications of HER family quantification on response to anti-HER treatment.
Ms. Mehretu adds organic forms to her paintings of high-velocity linear patterns and fractured architecture, and in an explosive wall drawing points up the apocalyptic implications of her work on a monumental scale.
She has helped develop legislation with the US Congress as well as with UN agencies based on the implications of her team's research results.
But the ordure that has been poured on the PCC, and by implication on her, by David Cameron, Ed Miliband and a host of others seems misplaced.
The enormity of the political ramifications of this disclosure scarcely have a second to sink in – a theologian who spends holy days with the Archbishop, whose God-fearing lyrics are sung by millions in America's Bible Belt, coming out as a lesbian – before I begin to reflect on the implications for her personally.
Even a restructuring would likely have severe implications on his 125-member staff.
For someone who doesn't thrive in an exam setting, this could have serious implications on their final grades.
Having read the post by Cindi Leive on her full week of digital detox from email and social media and its implications on different aspects of her life, I came to think about the pros and cons of screen dependency in the big picture of our lives nowadays.
When asked about her likely run for public office (she's rumoured to be after the position of attorney general), she dodges implications that her focus on Lucious Lyon has any chance of hampering those ambitions.
The amount of information that a scientist discloses publicly has implications on the patentability of her findings, as well as those of other scientists in the field.
works its way around to make the now familiar case — Tennessee Williams wrote a whole play with this view — that Zelda was deprived of a literary future by male jealousy, with the strong implication that Fitzgerald drew on her language and experience in his fiction without sufficiently crediting her, albeit this book makes the case with some sympathy for Poor Scott.
