Nisbett, R. E., Zukier, H. & Lemley, R. E. The dilution effect: nondiagnostic information weakens the implications of diagnostic information.
Ever since Richard Nixon vetoed the Comprehensive Child Development Act of 1971, pandering to the cultural right with dark mutterings about a "communal approach to child-rearing," with "family-weakening implications," progress towards pre-kindergarten and child care for older children has been sporadic and patchwork.
In an interview, Matthew Kotchen says the implications go beyond weakening the Clean Water Act — it could undermine the credibility of economic studies conducted by federal agencies.
Such degradation processes can have serious clinical implications resulting in weakening the efficacy of the force delivering system.
In this edition, we speak with Sergey Aleksashenko, former deputy chairman of the Central Bank of Russia and a nonresident senior fellow at Brookings Institution, about the national and international implications of Russia's weakening economy. .
As Marianne Page points out in this issue, the jobs-poverty relationship has been weakening in recent decades, with the implication that the current expansion may not have the full poverty-reducing effect that we would like.
But the massive over punishment of the poor has done the opposite; leading to a fraying of social bonds and weakening the legitimacy of the law — the implications of which are clearly spreading beyond the carceral state.
For an Eastern Europe that is staring across its borders at mounting numbers of Russian troops, the British decision will also have security implications, empowering the Kremlin and weakening European resolve against Russian actions in Ukraine.
And even if it is assumed that the sole purpose of the war was for maintaining US's hegemony as well as protection of its strategic interests, the implications for the area would be weakening of the Taliban.
We will first show how, at a descriptive level, the notion of implication can be weakened into that of quasi-implication.
