Feed the computer enough data on a number of "parallel universes," she wrote, and the computer will be capable of observing the implications of each of these universes and then find patterns, allowing predictions to be made about the future of the conflict.
As significant changes were not observed, the implication of lipids on the TAC assay was omitted.
And indeed, as Camp (2002, 157) observes, the set of implications valid according to his semantics is exactly the set of implications of the entailment system Efde.
Furthermore, TCR/CD3 down-modulation induced after autologous melanoma stimulation was observed confirming the implication of this complex in DP T cell clone activation (Figure 2D).
PGF could therefore also intervene in glial alterations observed in DR. The implications PGF and its receptor has recently been demonstrated in several pathological conditions, particularly in oncology [32], leading to the development of new therapeutic molecules: TB-403 (Thrombogenics), a monoclonal anti-PGF antibody [54], and aflibercept (VEGF Trap®, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals/Bayer).
In addition, we compared MGMT related parameters with those of volumetry in order to observe possible implications of this molecule in tumor development and, subsequently, treatment response.
The different styles of triage we observed have implications for the type of information collected from patients, and for how patients experience triage.
The possible consequences we observed hold implications not only for the introduction of HPV testing, but also for current information provision for women undergoing cervical screening in Britain.
She's religious," a friend might say, "she's shomer shabbat [i.e., she observes shabbat]." The implication of such a statement is, of course, that those who do not observe shabbat in a certain way are, by definition, not religious.
These observations collectively indicate that the mutational signatures we observed provide implications for their biological mechanisms and clinical histories.
