When considering the policy, scope and design implications of a large scale cryptography programme, a number of external issues also need to be considered not least of which are the legal liabilities, implications and obligations of the country or countries where the system(s) will operate.
"Monetary policy cannot immediately of fully offset the economic implications of a large, negative shock," he said.
59 Behavior should nonetheless be monitored because the behavioral implications of a large cohort of people receiving ART is still uncertain.
This paper insists on logic and rationality, as well as open-minded thoughtfulness, in evaluating the scientific implications of a large body of interdisciplinary evidence that health researchers might not otherwise assemble to understand homeopathic remedies.
Assuming equivalence of ability distributions of the practitioner samples, the implication of a larger Cronbach Alpha value is that the four-option test would provide more reproducible estimates of the relative ranking of practitioners.
The implication of a large number of professionals will increase diagnosis variability (in this case limited beeing a microbiological diagnosis).
Platelet secretion is a tightly regulated process and, despite implication of a large number of genes in the process, we are still a long way from understanding the details of how that tight regulation is achieved.
Given the implication of a large number of miRNAs in the control of key tumor suppressors and oncogenes, the deregulation of specific miRNAs has been shown to greatly influence HCC development, invasiveness, prognosis, and treatment response.
Such studies can further validate the role of financial constraints and derive managerial implications for a large spectrum of firms in different sectors of developing economies.
