Understanding social influences on temporal organization at this supra-organismal, community level is of considerable translational value, as its implications range from conservation biology to human health.
CEAwatch generates letters to patients giving information about the latest CEA value and its implications.
Promoting fairness through health system financing arrangements therefore has a wider social value as its implication goes beyond improving health status [ 3].
Horserace pundits are responding to this at face-value and weighing its implications on an election that is several years away.
In what follows, the paper discusses the notion of waste and its value chain, highlighting on its implications for urban livelihoods and sustainable environmental management.
Importantly, as a newly identified EZH2 target with prognostic value, it has implications in patient stratification for cancer therapeutic targeting EZH2-mediated gene repression.
The notion of perpetual progress is not only doubtful in itself but is also compromised as a principle of classification because of its value implications.
Still, an important change took place as a result of the years of dictatorship: those philosophers who were hostile to politics now fully embraced the value of democracy with all its implications for accommodating different points of view.
Because of its economic value and implications for forest management, selective logging experiments were set up very early on, and the data gathered by these experiments are unique in terms of experiment duration and spatial extent.
In the adult midgut, iap2 is more expressed in symbiotic that in aposymbiotic individuals from D1 to D9 (p-value = 1.10−13) (Fig. 3), suggesting its implication in symbiosis maintenance from D1 to D6, at least.
