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Lastly, the implications provided by the present paper extend further to areas which are intuitively considered as important but have not been quantified and examined, so far, for their sensitivity results on the crucial parameters.

In this paper, I explain the criteria by which an association between a SNR and an AXP/SGR should be judged, review the set of associations which result, and discuss the implications provided by these associations for the ages, environments and evolutionary pathways of the AXPs and SGRs.

To assess the information for possible management implications provided by the literature, we evaluated the publications with regard to management strategies.

In addition, some important policy implications were provided by the analysis.

The present survey entitled 'Gene expression profiling by microarray – clinical implications' provides nine chapters which have been written by 26 contributors under the coordination of Professor Wolf-Karsten Hofmann, who has been instrumental in unraveling the pathobiology of leukaemia and lymphoma using microarray technology.

CJM and KMT wrote the manuscript based upon review of results, clinical implications and edits provided by co-authors.

We also discuss implications of technology management provided by this research for creating leading edge enterprises.

For lattice-valued fuzzy operators framework, in 2008 Saminger-Platz presented a way to extend t-norms which was generalized by Palmeira et al. (2011) for t-norms, t-conorms, fuzzy negations and implications, considering the scenery provided by the (r,s -sublattice.

This trial aims to investigate the effectiveness and cost implications of 'pharmaceutical care' provided by community pharmacists to elderly patients in the community.

In particular, it suggested that reducing technical variability in the cytogenetic analysis may increase the strength of the association between CA and cancer risk, with possible implications for the results provided by cohort studies published so far, which were affected by large discrepancies in laboratory protocols and scoring.

The political implications and the analytical setup provided by the sustainability paradigm have had wide influence on science, politics, and economics.