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Worster, Interfacial conditions between a pure fluid and a porous medium: implications for binary alloy solidification, J. Fluid Mech.

The result is statistically significant and has important implications for medium-range weather forecasting in the tropical Atlantic region.

This gap in actors' perspectives has important medium- and long-term implications for the model.

The battle, which came as the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Communications Commission was reviewing AOL's proposed merger with Time Warner, could have broad implications for the new medium.

In the medium term, the ruling could have implications for the exploration and exploitation of natural resources including oil and gas deposits as well as other minerals and biological resources.

Interpersonal communication is possibly the richest medium of communication and of influence over new drug uptake and has important implications for both pharmaceutical companies and healthcare strategists.

The courts are already grappling with the implications for enforcing rules of one jurisdiction on an internationally available medium which may be based elsewhere.

We conclude that reactivation has important implications for predicting the impact of vaccination in the short to medium term and for surveillance and screening activities.

The Brexit vote was unlikely to have any immediate implications for Ireland's sovereign rating, Fitch said, "but a medium-term rating impact would be possible if the economic dislocation of Brexit were to prove severe".

For housing providers, this has implications for the way homes are built and managed in the short, medium and long term.

This issue has important implications for characterizing and modeling gas flow in shale, because a dual-continuum medium involves more flow parameters and requires more complex modeling approaches than a single-continuum medium.