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This human cerebral vascular endothelial cell model presents implications of estrogen signalling through ER β and GPER1 for cerebral aneurysm pathogenesis in menopausal and postmenopausal women.

An expert report dated December 9, 2011, which became public in February 2012,59 analyzes the implications of the flow model presented in Table 1.

Another interesting implication of the linearity of the model is that the rate of influx of newborns (b), and thus the host population size, will not have any effect on the results of the model presented here.

The models presented here have important implications for improved design procedures of water resources and hydrologic systems.

The models presented here consider the additional implications of interactions between competitors in their effects on their environment (recently documented in multiple systems).

Here we deduce two criteria that a nuclear susceptibility gene for SZ should fulfill for the persistence of the disease under general assumptions of multifactorial threshold model, and present their implications for genetic association studies and genetic models for SZ using the epidemiological data in a large-sampled Finish cohort study.

The aim of the present study was to model the implications of the most recent European guidelines for the management of arterial hypertension [ 13] in a general Norwegian population.

Thus, the present mathematical model provides important implications for designing new therapeutic strategies that aim to restore antitumor immunity by targeting MDSCs.

Discussion of the model, managerial implications and directions for future research are finally presented.

Issues regarding the thermal expansion modeling, and implications of the present findings to damage initiation in plastic encapsulation materials are discussed.

Although previous studies in humans have supported the model's implications, here we directly test the model's predictions for the expression, size, and symmetry of Carabelli cusp, a variation present in many human populations.