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The implication from left to right in the expression above is an algebraic soundness theorem and the implication from right to left an algebraic completeness theorem.

More recently, we covered disruptions in the retail industry and the implications from online retail on all players from suburban malls to urban shopping centers.

These fundamental characteristics of the U.S. economy today and the implications from them on the effects of the changes made in the 2017 tax law did not figure nearly enough in the debate and discussions outside the Washington Beltway.

A VMS should provide a snapshot of a company's workforce with the ability to drill into granular details so users can understand worker location and the implications from a management perspective.

And the implications, from technology to community-powered renewable energy to political campaigns or to financing the next wave of social enterprises, are immense.

The final section concludes and discusses the broader applicability of the proposed framework and the implications from the case study of birdwatching.

Such studies can provide a useful insight for LO and WBLT developers, but the implication from a teaching perspective is somewhat limited unless the teacher is likely to use that very specific tool in their teaching.

The G6PD variants have been compared with mutants from other populations and the implications for survival of G6PD variants from natural selection have been discussed.

Why would such inbreeding strategies be successful and what are the implications from an adaptive perspective?

President Ilves will provide insights from Estonia and the implications for the US.

With seven billion people on the planet and technology that connects us all in a matter of seconds, it's become impossible to ignore our interdependence--and the implications it creates from a business standpoint.