I don't under-stand the implications nearly as well as I want to or should.
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES:Women are under-represented in radiology, but the implications of this under-representation are poorly understood.
This paper explores engineering consultants' views – as an under-researched context – on the implications of corporate branding.
If Trump throttles back on US defence commitments in Asia, or if Canberra opts to distance itself from the US under new leadership, the implications are more profound.
The language about public service may be softer than under David Cameron but the implications for civil and other public servants are as dark as ever: numbers will go on declining amid tight control of pay.
Given the mountainous advances owed to her under the deal, the implications of this are a tad scary.
In addition, 40 households in Haitang, 42 households in Shuiyan, and 41 households in Xinzhai were interviewed using a structured questionnaire to gather information regarding the resilience of different crops under drought and the implications for household adaptive capacity.
In this final section of the paper we discuss the findings under three headings: the implications of the findings for the provision of anticipatory care within primary care; the contribution of the study to the theoretical concept of candidacy; and, the scope for further theoretical and empirical investigation.
Professor Mickaël Henry, at INRA in Avignon, France, who led the "disappeared" bees study was under no illusion about the implications of his findings: "Under the effects we saw from the pesticides, the population size would decline disastrously, and make them even more sensitive to parasites or a lack of food".
Katz will discuss how being under-connected impacts the everyday lives of lower-income parents and children, how parents assess the risks and rewards that connectivity can offer their children, and the implications of under-connectedness for policy development and program reform.
