"The reasoning of the conclusion of the [high] court has the most serious implications for the long-established use of the [government's] foreign affairs prerogative," Eadie said.
Of the various cytokinetic factors that contribute to tumours having slow growth rates (e.g. long cycle times, high cell loss, Q-cells) (Riedel, 2002), modelling studies suggest that the presence of a large Q-cell compartment has the most serious implications for chemotherapy (Jackson, 1989).
Among the heavy metals having the most serious health implications are arsenic, lead, cadmium, and mercury [ 4].
Here I focus on negative ecological interactions, because a priori such interactions seem to have the most serious conservation implications [ 17, 18].
One of the most serious long-term implications of the changes, analysts said, would be a shift in power in favor of the provinces.
This final one – he will step down this month – is by some margin the most serious, in that it has grave implications for the sport itself, not merely his own good character, which you don't have to submit to especially rigorous testing in order to find abnormal results.
Beyond the pain and trauma caused by breast ironing, an extensive study conducted by the German cooperation agency, GTZ, showed that there are a serious number of physical and mental health implications: the most serious include an elevated cancer risk, the inability to produce breast-milk, and psychological problems.
People who don't know much about this intersection don't always grasp its profound implications on our most serious social problems, says Ronald Levant, a former head of the American Psychological Association and professor at the University of Akron, who has spent decades researching men and mental health.
But the most serious objection to police force amalgamation is the implication for local accountability.
