Investors are struggling to assess the tax and spending implications of a range of possible electoral outcomes, from a minority Labour government to another Conservative-led coalition.
This study examines the implications of a range of economic growth scenarios on travel demand, energy demand and emissions.
The interviews contained frequent reference to a lack of lay-understanding of the meanings or indeed practical implications of a range of qualifications.
Modelling can assist with decision making by exploring the implications of a range of possible interventions (Royston, 1999) and has been previously used to evaluate the natural history of CIN (Myers et al, 2000) and changes in screening practice (Sherlaw-Johnson et al, 1994, 1999).
In recent decades, the most influential defense of the philosophical assumptions of the traditional theory has been Michael Walzer's classic book, "Just and Unjust Wars," which also presents his understanding of the theory's implications for a range of issues, such as preemptive war, humanitarian intervention, terrorism, and nuclear deterrence.
Primary drivers for this project include habitat creation and management of coastal flooding, although implications for a range of other connected services need also to be taken into account.
Social isolation can cause a myriad of behavioural and physiological changes that are detrimental to the well-being of rats, with potential negative implications for a range of experimental paradigms.
We briefly describe the e-rater system, the procedures and criteria used to evaluate e-rater, implications for a range of potential uses of e-rater, and directions for future research.
Mathias Risse argues that we all, collectively, own the resources of the earth and this has profound implications for a range of global justice issues, including immigration.
MR schemes need to consider actively constructing topographic heterogeneity; better mirroring natural sites in this way is likely to benefit the development of saltmarsh vegetation, and will also have implications for a range of ecosystem functions.
A role for accumulated ubiquinated proteins in the lysosome in the killing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis has recently been described that has implications for a range of intracellular infections [ 58] and some similar responses to infection may be occurring for both resistant and susceptible strains.
