Understanding that frailty and cognitive impairment are linked has implications for how we test drugs for dementia.
The repeatedly found appeal to "common values" might be of particular importance for health and food, due to the social and cultural importance of food [ 56], but also to the closely linked social implications for the individual's long-term health.
How are the proficiency classifications of German NA and PISA as well as corresponding political implications linked to each other?
My first instinct is to name my family as beneficiary, but because of the important implications linked to it, perhaps putting one's family in the dilemma of disposing or fertilizing of your eggs, which would represent the only living thing remaining of your daughter or sibling, is not exactly a nice present.
Judgements about different noise models should therefore be linked with their implications on biological findings.
If this is true, the insertion event and the appearance of DUI might be causally linked, and some implications on the origin and evolution of DUI become evident.
Finally, evidence on the socioeconomic gradient in tobacco use in India needs to be linked to its implications for tobacco-related mortality and morbidity.
They are not used to seeing issues like Jewish housing in the West Bank or East Jerusalem linked, even by implication, to the security of American soldiers.
Thus, the exceptional increasing uptake of hydrogen chromate could be linked to the implication of the electronic cloud of the aromatic ring.
The ecological consequences of coral mining can be severe, with immediate reduction in reef-associated biodiversity and longer term implications for linked habitats such as mangrove forests and seagrass meadows.
Therefore, the educational implications are linked from different angles to the possibility that teachers can recognise and reflect on their own ways of learning and teaching, leading to opportunities to improve educational practices in the university.
