"But when somebody gets hurt, there are long lasting ramifications to the game we play, long lasting ramifications to the game we play.
Doctor, this many years later, do you feel like you're still learning new things about what happened in terms of the lasting ramifications?
The average value of the thickness of the last ramification shoot with leaves (ST) was 0.72 ± 0.07 mm and varied between 0.3 and 1.05 mm (CV = 6%%).
The samples of cones and twigs from the last ramification were collected only from arborescent adults bearing seed cones and were gathered separately from the southerly exposed parts of the individuals, at a height of ∼1.0 5.0 m above ground level, as described by Mazur et al. (2010).
Moreover, the thickness of the last ramification shoot with leaves (ST), the number of leaves (LN) and the ratio of cone diameter/number of cone scale rows (CD/CSR) only differed significantly (P< 0.01) between two or three of the sampled populations.
A misstep now can have ramifications lasting years, even decades.
This letter is concrete, powerful evidence of the devastating impact slavery had on African American families, with ramifications lasting long after the the end of the Civil War.
And though these cases represent only a tiny percentage of patients, they leave lasting impressions (not to mention legal ramifications) that cause us to scrutinize every future patient, often excessively so.
Additionally, because findings reflect the impact of lifetime cancer diagnosis, financial ramifications of cancer may be long lasting.
The election is going to shape the next four to eight years of presidential politics, but its ramifications on marijuana will be much longer lasting.
Although acne lacks the urgency of a life-threatening condition without impairing the overall fitness, it produces long term ramifications that can be momentous coming up with cutaneous and emotional scars lasting lifetime [ 4].
