In the past, the problem of finding a most vital node of a given shortest path has been studied because of its implications in network management, where it is important to know in advance which component failure will affect network efficiency the most.
The study was published in 2000 in the New England Journal of Medicine, which released it earlier than originally scheduled because of its implications for public health.
Consumer spending is a crucial indicator, both because it dominates the overall economy and because of its implications for the job market.
The survey found that consumer spending, which is crucial because it dominates the overall economy and because of its implications for the job market, appeared to increase even though there was an emphasis on essential and lower-priced goods with limited spending on big-ticket items.
Color is an important physical property of water because of its implications for water supply and the need to reduce it to acceptable levels by water treatment.
It is important to recognise this condition early because of its implications for driving and operating machinery and associated cardiovascular morbidity if left untreated.
Because of its implications of fulfillment, peace, and rest, the early church viewed it as appropriate for the ending of the day.
This assertion is radical and disputed because of its implications.
They don't like the wild-card format because of its implications for the regular season.
Because of its implications for the way you view your life.
The case is closely watched because of its implications for the Trump-Russia probe.
