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The findings may have implications for the spread of chronic wasting disease among deer populations.

These swirls of light, called optical vortices, could have implications for future laser devices, the physicists said.

Though it's impossible to legislate high self-esteem, our own self-esteem has huge implications for our life paths.

If so, that has implications for other Nordic economies-and raises doubts about whether other European countries are wise to look northwards for a model.

He added that it could also have implications for manufacturers of optical-data storage devices for security applications, optical sensing devices and display technology.

The sea rapidly erodes this permafrost in coastal zones, a geological process that could have major implications for humans living in such chilly coastal areas.

Both the road map and the JFTL study will have important implications for the advanced tilt-rotor industrial base, the Pentagon says.

Therefore, the findings of this research have significant implications for writing assessment and rater characteristic research in Chinese NMET and other large-scale high-stakes examination contexts.

In new research prepared since the quake and tsunami struck Japan, the World Bank provides preliminary analysis on the implications for the region with a focus on trade and finance.

You raise the idea that your work could have profound implications for religion. But is whether there is life after death really a scientific question, or a theological one?

The new report has far-reaching implications for the future of broadcasting.

The chemical could have wide ranging implications for the florist industry, and provide better value for money for millions of consumers.

The researchers note that in the context of the current decline of bee populations worldwide, their research has disturbing implications for what that decline might mean for plants.

That has big implications for extraterrestrial biology, since life is based on carbon, and methane - which is made up of carbon and hydrogen - is a byproduct of metabolism.

Aside from a false certainty that one would notice more people wearing oversized primate costumes, this presumption could have some serious implications for the legal system and eyewitness testimony.

Clearly, semantic integration introduces notions of semantic consistency, which have implications for configuration management and version control.

This is a shocking statistic, with huge implications for human suffering, health systems, health budgets, and the drive to reduce poverty.

Einstein's theory had tremendous implications for the future of astrophysics and cosmology.

The findings, released by the Institute for Applied Physics at the University of Bonn, could have important implications for farmers since, with the proper eavesdropping device, one can now distinguish between healthy and sick vegetables.

For instance, the theory predicts a maximum density of homogeneous and isotropic space-time, which could have implications for black hole formation.