Problems with multiplicity in systematic reviews have major implications for the interpretation of the confidence intervals and the P-values [ 29, 30] – and problems with multiplicity are often not accounted for in systematic reviews [ 28, 29, 31].
Problems with multiplicity has major implications for the interpretation of the confidence interval and the P-value and this is one reason why it should be mandatory to report a predefined outcome hierarchy including a clear definition of a primary outcome before conducting a randomised clinical trial [ 17, 40, 46].
Shell said recently that the government's actions have "potential implications" for investor confidence in Nigeria.With oil companies making record profits, no one expects them to beat a retreat just yet.
But Mr Long said that while "these emails have serious implications for public confidence" they did not amount to recordable conduct and the IPCC did not require a formal referral.
"That has implications for business confidence and risk appetite".
If right, that has huge implications for consumer confidence, household incomes and consumption.
If a snag had developed during this review period, both companies' stocks most likely would have plummeted, with ominous implications for the companies' balance sheets, their customers' confidence, and their employees' morale and for future consolidation in the industry.
Unfortunately, he does not probe more deeply into this weakness, or its implications for Israel's confidence in the capability of Palestine's leaders to enforce agreements.
These findings suggest maternal depression as a potential disruptor of caregiver confidence in early childhood, which has implications for the design and focus of parenting interventions.
