In our recent studies, we have taken up the implication made by charge-based rules (11/25) and developed an electrostatic hull approach to predict co-receptor tropism [ 10].
One limitation, however, of participant observations as research method is that the interpretations of events, its reasons and implications, are made by the researchers.
Similarly, investors, creditors, and other stakeholders use such skills in evaluating the implications of decisions made by managers.
These applications not only drive speed and efficiency, but there is an underlying assumption that decisions with social justice implications are best made by data-driven algorithms, because they are inherently impartial.
This will help them appreciate the implications of decisions made by the executive and legislative branches in choosing and vetting nominees to the Court.
It's a confusing implication, made more confusing by the fact that this is a sequel to a prequel.
In the advertisement, which ran in at least 25 newspapers and magazines beginning in March 1985, Reynolds directly, or by implication, made three false claims.
If the implications of the assumptions made by the chosen models are not well understood, incorrect interpretations of simulation results will follow.
The use of a transformative philosophical framework is presented as a way for evaluators to become more aware of the implications of various assumptions made by themselves and program stakeholders.
"In making this decision, we will take into consideration the implications of any comments made by Mr Page which could affect the confidence and willingness of patients to access vital healthcare, regardless of their sexuality, race, gender or age, and put the needs of the trust's current and future patients first".
