We conclude with implications for EAP practitioners, with an emphasis on implications that are pertinent to the overall materials evaluation process and to the design of feedback-collection instruments and procedures.
Finally, implications of the derived formulations pertinent to the progressive collapse analysis methods based on the Smith's approach are discussed.
A parameter file is made available by the DfT, containing information pertinent to the financial implications of accidents such as 'casualty rates' and 'cost per casualty'.
To formulate the mechanistic implications of these conformational changes, it is pertinent to consider another trait N-hydroxylases share with "bold" monooxygenases; that is, NADP+ remains bound throughout the reaction cycle and, thus, dissociates only after hydroxylation occurs.
Best known for their implication in calyx inflation, MPF2-like genes pertinent to the STMADS11 clade of the MADS-box family exert their functions in leaf development, flowering time, inflorescence architecture and floral reversion to just name but a few.
If supported by well-designed, rigorous experiments, the forementioned hypothesis pertinent to CLEC12A will carry important implications for therapy, designing experimental models, and uncovering immunopathogenic mechanisms in Behçet's syndrome and gout.
When new methods of data collection are introduced, it is always pertinent to consider the possibilities, advantages, implications and challenges this entails.
Results are discussed in relation to the conceptual understanding of fear of pain, implications for treatment, and future directions for research on issues pertinent to pain-related fear.
This study [ 57] uncovered behavior of the ErbB network that is pertinent to its role in oncogenesis and the implications of therapeutically modulating this family of receptors.
