In parallel, the implication of autophagy in cell death processes was reevaluated, as a vast study testing 1400 compounds concluded that not a single antitumor compound turned out to kill tumor cells through the induction of autophagy.
"Ornette: Made in America," which was released theatrically in 1985 and opens again, in a print restored by Milestone Films, at the IFC Center in Manhattan on Friday, is full of such tantalizing stuff: formal juxtapositions, half-sketched implications, parallel experiments of image and sound.
In parallel, the full implications of complex systems approaches to aeolian geomorphology for linear dunes lag behind the adoption of the concept to some other dune forms (e.g. barchans); the relationship between observed dune complexity and age from field data complicates previous suggestions that dune patterning may be purely a function of development time.
Sheers has the tendency to make every implication, every parallel, explicit: "He had waited before, through the longest of winters, just to see her, and he could wait again," he writes of Albrecht.
The comparison of genes harbouring outlier SNPs putatively involved in adaptation between spruce species also suggested parallel evolution and the implication of different genes from the same gene families [ 86].
The implications for the parallel postulate will be treated separately, see section on Non-Euclidean geometry.
The challenges include demographic changes and their implications for the parallel system, and uneven qualifications, training and working conditions of childcare and kindergarten staff.
In future work we will follow two ways of improving scalability of the clustering: optimizing the access to the similarity values and investigating implications of a parallel implementation of the clustering procedure.
Indeed, few areas of scientific inquiry have been subject to as much ethical scrutiny as genetics, and no scientific program has so systematically fostered the study of ethical, legal and social implications (ELSI) in parallel.
