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Implications for challenges and biases in peer assessment are discussed.

We conclude by discussing implications for and challenges to introducing RFID technology in other similar settings characterized by dynamic and collocated collaboration.

How the education system handles these students has "profound implications" for the challenges that demographic change will bring on a national level, said Robert Carreon, who directs Teach For America's program in the Valley.

Tuesday's decision has implications for legal challenges to state abortion restrictions ― specifically, those that mandate what abortion providers must say to their patients.

Tuesday's decision also has implications for legal challenges to state abortion restrictions ― specifically, those that mandate what abortion providers must say to their patients.

The findings highlight important issues that have implications for addressing challenges faced by women living with HIV, including non-adherence to treatment regimen and late diagnosis of HIV.

The findings of this paper highlight important issues that have implications for addressing challenges faced by women living with HIV, including non-adherence to treatment regimen and late diagnosis of HIV.

Such conflicts, that may represent specific challenges, can be identified to derive implications from challenges for the transport sector and should thus be carefully monitored.

Indeed, human intersections with fungi have broader implications for a challenge faced by the humanities and arts today: learning to think integratively and ethically about nature and culture, particularly in terms of other species.

While that might seem like a minor amount of warming, it has significant implications for the challenge we face in stabilizing warming below 2C, let alone 1.5C, as we shall see below.

Implications for the grand challenge agenda are discussed in a separate section and illustrated with examples.