"The arguments in both instances implicate a structural problem with our policy, whether dealing with criminal or civil misconduct," wrote Stein, who was appointed to the SEC by President Barack Obama.
This implicates a potential problem: as noted above, most patients are scheduled one week prior to their surgery.
These are problems that implicate a much broader swath of society than the top 1 percent.
"But to implicate a maid.
Of course you can't implicate a whole nation.
Because of the relatively low energy beam, the beam size and a relatively long beam line (implicating a possible divergence problem) different parameters and models were studied before a final design could be submitted for assembly.
Notably, when considered alongside our results regarding coping style, which implicated a lack of problem-solving skills rather than use of avoidant coping strategies, the current findings suggest that an adolescent's perception of their ability to cope with or generate solutions to problems (i.e., self-efficacy related to coping) may play a more salient role in protecting against suicidality.
Other research has, however, implicated a causal model whereby problems with alcohol have led to depression, or alternatively a self-medication model in which depression leads to increased the risk of AUD [ 34].
A Stackelberg game solution is formulated to model a leader-follower joint optimization problem as a two-level optimization problem between two decision makers, implicating a mathematical program that contains sub-optimization problems as its constraints.
Parsons' motivational approach to the problem of order (emphasizing internalized values) implicates an analytically prior cognitive problem of order involving the process by which concrete actions are produced and rendered intelligible in relation to their circumstances.
