The delay in screenings obviously has health implications for women.
This finding, although derived from younger women, has implications for women of any age.
Ms. Wilson, 69, said that this election could have major implications for women's rights among other important issues.
"Women and Human Development" is devoted to elaborating this concept and discussing in painstaking detail its implications for women and feminism in developing countries.
Its relative economic prosperity often masks a vast inequality — the greatest degree of disparity between rich and poor in the world, which has significant implications for women.
The Obama administration must seek to ensure the secure and active participation of women as leaders in key decision-making strategies like negotiating with the "moderate" Taliban, a move that will have devastating implications for women and girls.
The Department of Homeland Security recommended that Attorney General John Ashcroft grant asylum to a Guatemalan woman in a case that may have far-reaching implications for women seeking asylum in the United States on the grounds that they were persecuted because of their sex.
Apart from the implications for women hoping to conceive, the study may help explain why women who smoke seem to enter menopause several years earlier than the average age in the United States (about 50).
The first possibility is that where economic growth is accompanied by greater gender equality in employment and education, the implications for women's wellbeing and rights, as well as social attitudes to gender equality, are likely to be positive.
The Qatar-UAE causeway, when combined with the planned Bahrain-Qatar causeway, would greatly facilitate travel between the three countries (and, of course, eliminate the need to transit through Saudi Arabia -- with its implications for women drivers).
