Our findings have potential implications for the design of decision making processes in organisations, finance and other economic settings.
This will help them appreciate the implications of decisions made by the executive and legislative branches in choosing and vetting nominees to the Court.
Whilst the CA demonstrates consensus about the urgency of mitigation and the long-term 2°C goal, the implications of this consensus at the level of decision making - regional to national, immediate to decadal - remain unclear.
"' for her husband it was difficult because they didn't allow him to stay (in the hospital) and they didn't have enough money for him to stay in lodgings in Glasgow' (midwife 4)." They were also aware of the wider implications of their decision making within their local community both in relation to the impact on maternity service provision and concern about the opinions of others.
The ability to differentiate between high and low risk patients has clear-cut clinical and therapeutic implications for decision-making on issues of patient management.
Others, however, are wondering whether the implications of the decision, made on Thursday, are as far-reaching as they are being portrayed.
For brands, the implications to our business, that's an amazing opportunity to reach someone at the earliest stages of decision-making.
Early predictability of sustained response to atypical antipsychotics in patients with schizophrenia has important implications for clinical decision making.
Our study also has important implications for clinical decision making.
Collective decision and nest site selection Passino [64] established a mathematical model of the nest site selection process of honey bee swarms and highlighted the potential implications of the dynamics of swarm decision making.
In part this will be due to pressures of word counts in publications of reports [ 21, 60] but it may also be due to the lack of consideration of the implications of the decisions made about each component in their design.
