Our findings reveal that this recovery extends to the level of gene expression; it appears that the absence of E2f4 can have profound, yet remarkably transient, implications for tissue-specific transcriptional programs.
Shur, Y., Hinkel, K. M. & Nelson, F. E. The transient layer: implications for geocryology and climate-change science.
Fifth, we had no information on serum glucose level after hospital admission and discharge; thus, the prognostic implication of transient versus persistent elevated serum glucose level could not be analyzed.
This has implications for transient FEM modelling of acoustic radiation.
While even a transient auditory impairment has implications for workplace safety, additional study on the transition from such acute effects to permanent impairment is essential.
Different extracellular stimuli trigger specific calcium signatures: dynamics, amplitude and duration of calcium transients specify the nature, implication and intensity of stimuli.
However, the model as used thus far allows the system to rapidly return to equilibrium after cessation of monotherapy, yielding no long-term implications of transient drug resistance.
The Discussion section was modified to point out the implications of transient tinnitus and hyperacusis induced by salicylate and its relevance to chronic tinnitus and/or hyperacusis that can occur in some humans as the result of hearing loss induced by various forms of trauma such as noise exposure, ototoxic drug and aging.
These findings expand our knowledge of the CNS effects of transient candidemia and have important implications for understanding the potentially broader role of fungi in CNS disease.
This article reviews certain strategies used by food-borne bacteria to respond to particular stresses (acid, cold stress, extreme pressure) in a permanent or transient manner and discusses the implications that such adaptive responses pose for food safety.
The clinical implications of this transient detectable viremia are unclear.
