The presence of dVIN and/or lichen sclerosus in adjacent skin was an evidence of an HPV-independent implication [ 50].
Luigi Garlaschelli, a professor of chemistry at Pavia University, told The Independent: "The implications are... that the image was formed by a burst of UV energy so intense it could only have been supernatural.
Viewing web-based clinical role-play in light of Percy's writing also underscores the possibility that routine diagnostic assessments may have independent therapeutic implications.
Five prognostic factors, including hemoglobin, lactate dehydrogenase, corrected serum calcium, prior nephrectomy, and Karnofsky performance status, were identified by multivariate analysis as having independent prognostic implications with regard to overall survival.
He says that he started selling drugs at thirteen, and so when, as a fledgling rapper, he declared himself "independent," the implication was that he didn't need record-company money because he had plenty of his own.
I find the task of limiting my comments to political implications independent of the other panels a sterile and less productive enterprise.
The four groups obtained by cross- breeding Ins2+/- with CBS+/- provides insight into the independent and synergistic implications of HHcy and hyperglycemia on diabetic cardiomyopathy.
Hence, we applied statistical approaches that allow control for the variation between species and between lineages (see below), with the result that the tests would permit implications independent of particular species or MHC lineage.
However, the above findings do not exclude an additional involvement of STN-evoked activity in the evaluation and management of the behavioural relevance of environmental cues and their non-motor resource implications, independent of any specific organization of responses.
The Football League also has its four independent directors considering "the implications for football's reputation of clubs employing players following their release from prison".
