In this section we discuss our findings with respect to the implications for research and the industry.
Nonetheless, the muted response of sedentary rats to a further decrease in acclimation temperatures from 22°C to 12°C is extraordinary, both with respect to the implications discussed above and with respect to the consensus in the literature that cold stimulates metabolic responses, particularly in BAT (19, 27).
However, in light of this limitation, there are a number of additional lines of evidence that give us confidence in our interpretation of the results with respect to the implications for fungal ecology.
People considering a move into a new field would do well to ponder their position with respect to the ethical implications of the research.
Some articles exist with respect to the spatial implications of land-based photovoltaic energy (PV) installations [2 4] and the landscape impacts and related implementation issues of wind turbines [5 8].
This paper is investigating this approach, taking the example of offshore wind turbine support structures as the reference case, and examines the relevant provisions of the DNV-Os-J101 Standard with respect to the design implications that such a decision may have to the overall life-cycle cost of the structure.
Contributing to the private governance literature and, in particular, addressing the gap in this research with respect to the political implications of individual firm 'buyer power', the article provides evidence and analysis of how big brand sustainability is altering the power relations within global supply chains, and the governance prospects and limits of this trend.
JL and SV led the clinical collaborators in terms of recruiting study subjects and contributed to the interpretation of the results in particular with respect to the clinical implications of this study.
However, several questions remain with respect to the potential implications of e-health on safety and quality of health care services, security and confidentiality of data, and costs [ 8, 11].
With respect to the clinical implications of these results, in diabetes, it has been estimated that a 1-point difference on PCS and physical functioning scores, for example, is associated with a 5 9% increase in mortality risk, a 2 4% increased risk of hospitalisation within 6 months and a 7 12% increased risk of being unable to work 12.
