Population structure also likely plays a role in the evolution of defense systems, not only through the repercussions for the ecological pathogen-host dynamics [ 44], but also via direct and indirect effects on the efficacies of different forms of defense [ 45].
We can only imagine the repercussions and personal hardship that flow from the detention of hardworking fishermen in Australia, while their families struggle in ever-present poverty without their breadwinners.
But these are the only apparent repercussions of the terrorist attack.
"But also the repercussions.
"If countries don't share, the only repercussions they face are public condemnation," Lawrence Gostin, director of the World Health Organization's Collaborating Center on Public Health Law and Human Rights at Georgetown University, told the Associated Press.
"There were a lot of moments where it was only the fear of the repercussions that would keep that kind of moment from happening," he said.
It was horrible for John to think of the repercussions, but my only concern was whether someone would try to stop him from going.
And the only repercussion for the party worth discussing is not how much political damage the Republicans will sustain, but how the Tea Party giant has been awakened in this fight.
Bit by bit we are tearing holes in the fabric of our national human needs programs, and I fear the repercussions not only for those who need our assistance and protection, but for our nation.
Patients who sustained type III AC dislocation should be informed not only about repercussions that the AC separation causes on the involved shoulder, but also about the possibility that it may predispose to neck pain, and above all whether other risk factors already exist.
All indications from Washington were that the administration remained opposed to getting involved in the Middle East, and that General Zinni was going only because repercussions of the conflict had begun to spill outside Israeli borders.
