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However, one must remember that in the 11β-HSD2−/− mouse there is no 11β-HSD1 substrate (11-dehydrocorticosterone) and therefore this will have ramifications for brain function, albeit perhaps most notably with ageing.
"This commission will have ramifications no matter what happens.
The outcome of this case will have ramifications in courtrooms across Europe.
It is anticipated that this approach will have ramifications not only to model fracture events but also for the design and optimisation of the mechanical properties of biomaterials for specific clinically determined requirements.
From a practical point of view, this error rate will have ramifications on study design, with regards to the numbers of single molecule sequences required per individual.
No matter what the arguments may be, this policy is new and it will have ramifications for our future, and it will have ramifications for the future of the world because other countries will adopt this same philosophy.
Their decisions will have ramifications for years.
"Everything will have ramifications," Mr. Dichter said.
The merger will have ramifications for the energy industry beyond wind.
"And that will have ramifications on the diversity of the work force.
"Both of these changes will have ramifications on our force structure and intelligence that we will need to evaluate".
