Their main implication in the context of this article is as follows: taken as a whole, the trees for chlorophyll biosynthesis appear to distinguish between competing hypotheses for the presence of two serially linked photosystems at the origin of water-splitting photosynthesis.
This model structure has two main implications: first, in a zero-inflated model, an individual crossing "the hurdle" may still get a null realization, contrary to hurdle models, as zero counts are generated by two distinct processes, either from the logit part (strategic zeros) or through the Poisson regression (incidental zeros) (Zorn 1998).
This study has two main implications for landscape evolution in mountain ranges that lie at the periphery of former ice sheets.
The main implications of these findings are that in order to use PedsQL™ in our public health setting, availability of trained interviewers during questionnaire administration needs to be assured, especially for children and parents who are poor and have low literacy levels.
In summary, our study has three main implications for the understanding of flawed quality reporting in anaesthesia.
The findings have four main implications for the provision of HIV care in sub-Saharan Africa and in other developing country settings with high rates of HIV infection.
The main implications for patient safety are delays in scan interpretation and the risks of people getting the wrong treatment, or no treatment, due to not getting the right tests or expert interpretation," he said.
The main implications of the study were discussed in terms of the related literature and teaching practice.
Key main implications for future automation are outlined, in terms of display design, automation reliability and the operation of multiple tools designed and developed separately.
One of the main implications of this paper, as shown in Table 2, is that HRP will have a vital role in addressing all the factors identified.
