When COBET was introduced, a teacher came and advised my grandmother to allow me to join the programme since there were no cost implications and the time to spend in school was very short.
Because the species present on the surface of the prosthetic hip joints are unknown, it is not possible to use specialised media and conditions at this stage, primarily because of cost implications and the time required to process specimens on a vast array of media.
Despite the resource implications, timetabling considerations and time and commitment required from educators to allow these workshops to be delivered, the positive evaluation supports the expansion of the workshops to other student groups and to include other prescribing areas.
Case 6: "Complex goals" shows planning under more complex implicit goals and its implications in time and enhancements.
Thus, genomics tools may play a key role in determining intensity and extent of clean-up practices and have large implications for time and cost of such procedures" [ 56].
Fourthly, the implications of non-contiguousness and time variations of the available spectrum on the complexity issues are mostly unaddressed.
The application of Anderson's (1994) work has two implications: first, process quality and time are integrated into our decision model based on empirically validated research; second, Anderson (1994) provides organizations with guidance on how to adjust his model to their needs.
"We all know the implications of the date and time of year this is," Thompson said.
Not only does it have cost and time implications for the pregnant woman herself, but it will also affect others in the family, perhaps even interfering with the education of the older children who might have to care for the younger ones.
The cost and time implications of time taken off work by carers were also considered in two further studies that were conducted in Belgium and the UK respectively.
