De Chadarevian's finely textured local story has strong general ramifications for an understanding of how molecular biology came to occupy such a prominent place in contemporary culture.
"I do fear that a settlement that is just a tiny drop in the bucket, given all the devastation that's occurred because of this, would have strong political ramifications," she said.
In this paper we study how governments may solve this problem when they recognize that their decisions to build a strong army may have ramifications for subsequent coups.
The MST specialization is designed for those students with a strong interest in the musical ramifications of rapidly evolving computer technology and digital audio and in the acoustic and psychoacoustic foundations of music.
"The ramifications are multiple and far stronger than just a report can provide," Dr. Agelarakis said.
The net effect, of course, would be to make it even harder for the islands to field their strongest teams and, potentially, could have major ramifications for their competitiveness in future.
This has been proposed by some as a strong argument for mass screening, although this has ethical ramifications.
Nico, a high-achiever like the other women on the show, has such strong needs for affirmation that she never considers the potential ramifications of her lusty indiscretions for her marriage or her career -- let alone her own self-esteem.
The strong words went beyond typical diplomatic language and underscored the growing ramifications of the case for the United States.
Climate change has significant ramifications for water law and governance, yet, there is strong evidence that legal regulations have often failed to protect environments or promote sustainable development.
In Mozambique, although strategic planning did play a crucial role in setting the direction of the APE programme, attempting to relaunch it on a stronger foundation than its predecessor, two priority issues echo with ramifications throughout the programme.
