21.   If true, the result would have profound implications not only for physics but also for cosmology.

22.   If the finding does hold up, the experts said, it will have profound implications for basic biology, overturning conventional ideas of how biological clocks are set.

23.   Indeed, a decision to pursue e-commerce would have profound moral implications.

24.   It is also a mystery that has profound implications for a country trying to restructure its society and economy after years of despotic rule.

25.   It is a shift, though, that some people feel could have subtle but profound implications for the scientists at the labs.

26.   It also showed that people here no longer feel obligated to follow the direction of their political and religious leaders, a change that could have profound implications.

27.   It also would have profound implications for cancer patients, and those suffering from immune system disorders such as lupus or multiple sclerosis.

28.   It would also have profound implications, not only for the telecommunications industries, but for consumers as well.

29.   Natural or man-made calamities would have profound evolutionary implications for all life, including humans.

30.   Officials at Sun Microsystems, based in Palo Alto, Calif., countered that the termination of the licensing agreement had more profound implications for Microsoft.