The author, in answering the question and studying its historical implications, "finds some fresh things to say about this old but rich topic," Richard Brookhiser said in these pages in 2000.
After surveying the literature, Heather Boushey and Carter Price find that, "studies that look at the longer-term growth implications find that inequality adversely affects growth rates and the duration of periods of growth, while those that focus on short term growth find that inequality is not harmful and may be associated with faster growth".
Policy implications: Finding ways to utilize the benefits of an online video, message forums, and support documents are essential to continue supporting web-based learning in the HIV/AIDS community.
An implication found in this study is that among Asian nations, Japan and New Zealand belong to the first tier in terms of developing their social sustainability.
Since company cars are common in the Western world (except for the United States) and enjoy an increasing share of the general car population in many countries, their safety implications should be of concern; however, this issue has not received much attention in the literature and the implications were found to be worrisome.
But Singer's conclusion has deeper implications: he found his subject to be "a fellow with universal recognition but … a suspicion that an interior life was an intolerable inconvenience".
Yet, despite her taste for research with "bigger picture implications," she found even this more broadly focused academic research too specialised.
Further substitutions of hydrophilic amino acids for proline and glycine residues with potentially structural implications were found in AnMg798 at positions 156, 199, and 230.
Genetic testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 has important clinical implications: individuals found to carry mutations in these genes can be carefully monitored and receive preventive therapies including oophorectomy or mastectomy [ 1- 6].
