The prior implication of one member of the gene family in the stress response and heterotrimeric G protein signaling, points to the potential importance of the caleosin gene family.
These priors have implications for theories of visual processing and also in science education for how to develop effective pedagogical approaches to teaching students to make inferences about the 3D structures from 2D cross-sections.
We discuss the findings in light of prior literature, the implications and limitations of the study, and lines for further research.
(Physician) Many nephrologists were frustrated that often patients were unaware of their kidney disease and its health implications prior to the initial nephrology visit.
The choice of prior could have implications in terms of informing health care decision making and may be particularly important in situations in which the data are not very informative [ 22].
He was even more bothered when the board then went on to pass a resolution forbidding the commission to disseminate written reports to the media without prior approval — the implication being that if the commission's findings had never been disclosed all would be right within the Wallkill P.D.
An influential contrasting non-cognitivist approach to explaining the logic of normative sentences and attitudes starts from the other end, postulating norms governing combinations of attitude that do not (much) depend on prior relations of implication or consistency among their contents.
The prior proposition has several implications.
The decision is a radical departure from prior law with monumental implications.
Our study data raises substantial concerns about the implications of prior consent and "opt-in" designs for survey response rates and bias.
