However, if the underestimation of species richness in Neotropical frogs observed in many groups by many authors [40] [43] is ubiquitous the conservation implications for this threatened group are severe.
However, the actual amount of ubiquitous transcription has implications for the interpretation of the results we find.
Following the revelations about the extent of surveillance, the implications of ubiquitous microphones could raise concerns about even greater potential for intrusion into our private lives.
The resulting implications of ubiquitous data-driven motion control could be improved SUV measurements, localization, lesion detection and delineation, CAD applications, motion characterization, among other uses, - all while imposing no changes to routine imaging procedures.
Says Buckwald, "Obviously our technology has big ramifications for gaming but we're particularly excited about the implications that ubiquitous motion control has for the broader computing experience and content creation.
This ubiquitous principle had some significant implications, because it showed that larger species need less energy per pound of flesh than smaller ones.
Given that male-biased parasitism appears to be ubiquitous, it may have widespread implications for population dynamics.
Power frequency electromagnetic field exposures are essentially ubiquitous in modern society, and their implications in the larger perspective of public health are unclear at this time.
The plasticizer di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) and its metabolites are considered ubiquitous contaminants, which have a range of implications on the environment and human health.
Most of them are temporally regulated during growth phase and affected by various stress conditions, suggesting their implication in the adaptability of this ubiquitous human pathogen.
These results implicate perinatal exposure to an environmentally ubiquitous chemical in the development of hepatic tumors in rodents, with potential implications for human health and disease.
