Together, the climbing performances and physiological implications set up the compelling hypothesis that the Tour has returned to the days before 1989, when EPO became available.
We unreservedly apologise to Mr Cutts-McKay for the implications set out in our letter and specifically accept the following: Our letter was inaccurate in relation to the safeguarding issues we raised; At no point under Mr Cutts-McKay's leadership was the school considered to be a failing school".
This decision, with its nationwide implications, sets a dangerous precedent and legal justification to ram pipeline projects through without any regard for landowner rights and environmental regulations," she said.
Silver's implication set off union leaders, who said it was the owners who essentially issued an ultimatum — an even split or nothing — and called off the talks.
In fact, as the full implications of setting targets sank in, it became clear that Trinity Mirror's journalistic staff did not buy into the project.
The announcement follows remarks by Ipso's chief executive, Matt Tee, at the IBC Protecting the Media conference last Thursday (24 September) in which he spoke about the implications of setting up an arbitration scheme.
Implications for setting design wind speeds as well as risk-consistent insurance rates are discussed.
Finally, we discuss the future implications of setting a definition of NZEB in relation to design, operation, and scale.
The implications for setting up cost-efficient observation schemes that capture the key indicators effectively are discussed.
This has large implications for setting parameters for the accurate modeling and transport prediction of virus and nanoparticle contaminants in ground water systems.
