Acknowledging these inherent biases and subsequent political, social, and systematic implications is a critical part of the research process.
"Adulthood," Bock writes, "with all its responsibilities and implications, is as impenetrable to a child as Martian trigonometry.
Lee Adams "I thought it was fascinating, but keeping up with the plot and its implications was a bit like playing three-dimensional chess.
But now that we have a Conservative national government the policy and its implications are a hot issue once more, especially in the capital where housing costs are all we talk about, you know.
Whether you find this commendable or reprehensible, you have to admit that the technology and implications are more than a little interesting.
Results and implications are discussed on both a small demonstration network and the Sioux Falls network.
Details of these three studies are shown in Table 10, and their results and implications are reviewed more extensively in a recent ADA position statement (52).
Suggestions are provided for variants of this methodology for various technological and industrial classification systems and implications are drawn for future research in a wide range of domains.
A ProSieben spokesperson said that the ruling "threatens the financial basis" of free content on the internet and its implications were an "attack on media pluralism and freedom of the press".
The recent meeting 'Advances in Breast Cancer Research – Genetics, Biology, and Clinical Implications' was an American Association for Cancer Research AACRR) Special Conference in Cancer Research, for which the underwriting sponsor was the Avon Foundation.
