Avoiding pricing traps requires a strategic view of the present cost structure, of how the structure changes, and of the implications for gaining a sustainable competitive advantage.
This situation can pose problems, both for analytic methods (e.g., some spectral techniques) that may only be appropriate for a sparse network, as well as for visualization and the accompanying implications for gaining intuition from and communicating information about large data sets.
The meaning of presumption, the issues that could be raised about the ownership of and rights over body organs and further implications for gain, are discussed.
We demonstrate that, in frameworks of efficient household allocations, spousal labor supply responses to shocks have direct implications for the gains from more generous government benefits to households.
The research has implications for controlling weight gain in humans, Teruel said.
The implications for practice are clear: project investigators should endeavor to gain accurate measures of weight in adults where feasible.
To gain convenient implications for which similarity dimensions are especially important in every day hospital work life, we conducted group interviews with nurses.
While CIRP generally holds, it does not hold with precision due to the presence of transaction costs, political risks, tax implications for interest earnings versus gains from foreign exchange, and differences in the liquidity of domestic versus foreign assets.
Although the time period considered in the studies reviewed was likely to be too short to detect control group weight gain, if weight gain prevention occurred, there would be implications for the development of minimal intensity weight gain prevention interventions.
This paper presents an overview of the work conducted during these projects, focusing on the research tools, the nature of the information that has been gained and the implications for thickener performance.
But in many ways ideological rifts over the past run even deeper and have implications for the future.Ever since Ukraine gained independence from a collapsing Soviet Union in 1991, it has been torn apart by contrasting memories, says Georgiy Kasianov, a professor at the Ukrainian Academy of Science.
