The public's irrationally positive view of medical genetics goes hand in hand with an irrationally fearful view of the implications of the national DNA database.
In 1928 Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness, which got no more racy than 'she kissed her full on the lips like a lover', led to an obscenity trial which considered the implications of the national shortage of men and 'two women in bed making beasts of themselves'.
The Local Government Association predicts if extra money is not put in there will be a shortfall of over £4bn in care services by 2020 - and that is before the implications of the national living wage are taken into account.
Although the implications of the national polling diverge somewhat from the polls conducted in individual districts, all signs point to Republicans winning more than enough seats to gain majority control.
We analyze the economic incentive structure as well as the environmental implications of the current national policy for recycling notebook computers (NB's) in the nation of Taiwan.
Findings from the ZQOL study have implications in terms of provision of frontline services for HZ and patients and wider implications in terms of the national availability of means to prevent and manage HZ.
But before a ball is even kicked new Football Association chairman Greg Dyke will deliver a key speech which could have even longer-term implications for the health of the national team.
The implication of these for national and international trades in apiculture is the way to design any policy or institutional innovation to improve marketing for the benefit of the poor (Kifle et al., 2015).
As time went on he began thinking of the national implications of his act.
This has implications for calculating the burden of the national debt.
The commission's executive director, Philip J. Romero, who is also Mr. Wilson's chief economist, said its members, who are representatives of the health care industry and of consumer groups, had been "very aware of the national implications" of their work.
