To illustrate: In "No Strategy to Meet the HCV Epidemic," Olav Dalgard and Stefan Mauss of the European Association for the Study of the Liver discuss some of the vast implications of the changing hepatitis C treatment paradigm, including the opportunity to raise awareness about prevention.
The disregard that Finley speaks of has vast implications for the health of people living in areas with little access to healthy, whole foods.
"House Republicans act as if we don't already have a deadline looming -- one with vast implications for millions of American families -- that's what we should be talking about.
Reducing this gap will have vast implication to improve the design and operation of industrial-scale UF treatment system.
Otherwise, China's economic and environmental problems will worsen, with vast implications for the rest of the world.
The estrogen pathway is one of these networks asking for in-depth examination in fish given its vast implication and common role in sex determination (Nakamura 2010).
Its dramas of surveillance, though narrow in scope and tied to the idiosyncratic particulars of one business, are quasi-universal in their deep psychological resonances — and, had Brizé built the film around them, had he worked them through in depth, he'd have made an entirely extraordinary film rather than a work of great moments, vast implications, and ultimately unfulfilled potential.
The loss of childhood has vast implications.
The harsh inequities present in communities globally poverty, lack of access to education, gender discrimination, lack of nutrition, and racism hold vast implications for the health of children.
This kind of equity could have vast implications for the world of politics.
The Warren Report, which Johnson also established, in 1963, telescoped the vast implications of the assassination of John F.
