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Councils have warned of "far reaching consequences" if they are forced to change the way they collect recycling.

And perhaps most of all we are furious about fast track's foreclosure of extensive and intensive debate on a complex document of far reaching consequence.

Up-regulation of Wnt4 in epithelial and nonepithelial cells as well as up-regulation of Wnt5a in nonepithelial tissue compartments can lead to far reaching consequences.

"The deficit is of major concern to us because of its far reaching consequences for malaria control programmes in Africa", says UNICEF's Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, Per Engebak.

This kind of friction has far reaching consequences, making it hard for smaller mobile platforms to compete and hard for businesses to support all their potential users.

Decisions about interim analysis and early stopping of clinical trials, as based on recommendations of Data Monitoring Committees (DMCs), have far reaching consequences for the scientific validity and clinical impact of a trial.

Results from the current study indicate that weaning can have a profound impact on the leukocyte transcriptome for at least 7 days post-weaning and suggests that the stress of weaning can have far reaching consequences for the homeostasis of the transcriptome.

Left unchecked, climate change will impact on many aspects of our society, with far reaching consequences to human health, global food security and economic development.

In addition to aconitase, many metabolic enzymes require Fe-S clusters for their activity suggesting that downregulation of ISCU would have far reaching consequences on cell metabolism.

Only they will know what transpired - but the tone of that meeting will have far reaching consequences for the future of Welsh politics.

It is not yet fully understood how this sequential firing of replicons, resulting in the orderly progression through S phase, is regulated in human cells, but disruption of this process can have far reaching consequences that include acquisition of genetic instability leading to cancer.