Despite its comparative simplicity, the simulator involves assumptions that appeared innocuous in the Fortran implementation, but are now revealed in Simile to have substantial consequences for resulting predictions.
In the polarized battle between President Obama and Mitt Romney, arcane shifts in polling techniques can have important consequences for the results — and public perceptions of the contest.
In particular, since every branch in every decomposition of the state has potential empirical consequences for the results of one's future observations, every branch, not just those represented in a favored decohering basis, is operationally real.
To account for alternative assumptions, in Sect. 5 we characterize the consequences for our results if (i) a similar measure was available in period one as well, (ii) no such measure was available in any period, and (iii) contracting on (y_{2}^{L}) was feasible.
But companies are now introducing far more sophisticated tests, looking for more serious diseases with greater consequences for the results, and selling them nationwide.
Federal policy under No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and the Department of Education's 'flexibility' waivers has sought to address this problem by beefing up testing policies -- requiring more tests and upping the consequences for poor results: including denying diplomas to students, firing teachers, and closing schools.
Other basic differences among habitats and ecosystems probably have consequences for the results achieved.
In particular, some authors have argued that a distortion in the level range, for the salary variable in particular, could have important consequences for the results [ 66, 67].
Even if we can not rule out an overlap between these negative and depressive symptoms, it would probably have no major consequences for the results.
