Again and again it wows you with its ambition, its implication, the more forceful for never being italicised, that simple words from our frail and brittle English language, placed quietly in order, with assiduous care, can do almost anything at all," he wrote.
Our findings have implications for the more complete understanding and management of alternating hemiplegia, and other cardiocerebral disorders, which include many epilepsies.
This paper attempts to summarise some of the economic implications of the more widespread adoption of G-CSF and considers whether the recommendations presented in the clinical guidelines might be considered cost effective.
(A series of suggestions scattered throughout the movie reinforce that implication all the more).
All Markov-chain based genomic signatures were found to be associated with AT/GC content, with the implication that the more GC rich and higher OUV a genome has, the more homogeneous is the genome.
Policy choices with such life-threatening implications are all the more striking given the partisan framing of the health debate.
The legal implications are all the more pronounced because of a recent Supreme Court case involving the use of GPS tracking systems by the police.
The implication being that the more it proves itself, the more this technology is likely to find its way into the hands of other kinds of journalists.
These are poems saturated with a language that wilfully exposes to us its (and by implication our) limitations the more O'Driscoll insists we hear it.
