Thus, implications of nutritional constraints may have played a role in the evolution of strategies to refrain from initiating reproduction too early within the season.
20 Furthermore, this study was not powered to directly examine HIV conversion, thus implications for HIV prevention remain speculative.
First, it examined acute effects of a 1-day exposure to prolonged uninterrupted versus interrupted sitting; thus, implications cannot be extrapolated to long-term exposures.
Secondly, our cohort was healthy and free from musculoskeletal injury and thus, implications for injury or injury risk could only be inferred rather than quantified.
There are thus implications for policymakers to strive for equity by introducing a system based on individual patient-level co-morbidity.
Even though it is known that the circulating IGF2 concentration is much higher than that of IGF1, there is limited evidence on its mitogenic activity in relation to breast cancer and disease[ 47, 49, 56], thus implications of IGF2 on breast cancer risk are inconclusive.
Thus, by implication, Jesus is also Judas.
The family disproves the old Tolstoyan epigram about all happy families being alike and thus, by implication, boring.
That gratuitous round of applause at the end, for the returning saviors, and thus, by implication, for the movie's own bravado?
By signing Sato, Jordan move closer to achieving exclusive supplies of Honda's formula one engines in 2003 and thus, by implication, driving the rival British American Racing out of the Japanese carmaker's fold.
