The decision to use a scale like the SF-36 or a dichotomous (yes/no) measure like re-operation will have significant implications on the number of patients required for a trial to show incremental benefits.
"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".
This study aimed to evaluate the implications of the number of samples per panelist in experimental precision and relative efficiency of treatment comparisons when modelling order effects for Dulce de Leche samples using a Sudoku design.
To further analyse the implications of the number of individuals contributing to the next generations, a new set of simulations was run, with a maximum number of offspring per individual at each generation of management equal to 5 (resulting in 40 equally contributing parents, theoretical ΔF = 0.006).
The simulation results demonstrate the implication of varying the number of the lanes, the number of TV channels provided and access network technologies in Figures 14, 15 and 16.
The implication of this number of frames is that if it is large, a varied number of combinations/transitions can be reached; otherwise, the variability of the transferred clips to the output is compromised.
Another important implication of the reduced number of streamlines is the relationship to the number of edges within a network.
The design of a future REDD mechanism has direct implications for the number of monitoring options and also at what costs they can be implemented.
Our conservative criteria for annotating alternatively spliced isoforms based on RNA-Seq junction data have implications for the number of unique 5′ exons, the overall number of transcript and protein isoforms annotated, and the "permutation problem," as described below.
