So for us to not speak out forcefully about the structural and overt racism would be to not be doing our job as progressives, but we can't miss the implications of a genuine shift in the economics of the United States".
This description of the symbiotic landscape cleared the way for a new generation of researchers to address the implication of a shifting functional identity of the coral Symbiodinium association, first proposed to much controversy in 1993.
All those involved in higher education need to urgently consider the implications of a rapidly shifting political agenda.
Supposing that the evidence did suggest that rearranging consultants' hours in order to spread them over a seven-day week would be beneficial, the implications of such a shift would be immense.
The implications of such a shift are huge, not just for domestic consumers but perhaps even more so for exports.
GlaxoSmithKline, for example, one of the few large drug companies still working in the field, already has teams working through the implications of such a shift.
The implications of such a shift in selective pressure to the evolution of signalling systems of different modalities, however, remain largely unexplored.
Like Bley or the late Kenny Wheeler, the American trumpeter and composer Tom Harrell who can shift the implications of a piece of music with the most subversively gentle harmonic tweaks – and he writes music that sounds familiar while eschewing cliche.
The implications of a single dose vaccine are similar to shifting the epidemic peak to later in the winter, resulting in enhanced effectiveness for any vaccination strategy adopted, relative to a two-dose schedule.
