The implications of eliminating race-based affirmative action in college admissions are far-reaching and have been the subject of considerable legal, political, and scholarly debate.
Knowledge of these interactions may have important implications for the design of opioids with more specific actions, and for eliminating the addictive liability of these drugs.
By eliminating the chain, Rotax eliminated a lot of headaches.
One way to understand the problem is to revise the semantics of implication, in order to eliminate the trivial cases, namely cases where the antecedent cannot be true, or the consequent cannot be false.
As our analyses of workload pressure showed, eliminating the nursing assistant cadre would have considerable implications for the workload of already-stretched nurses and midwives.
It is useful to speculate on the potential financial implications of nearly eliminated neuromuscular blocking agent use, reduced sedative use, and diminished pressor use.
Another group, the New Jersey Alliance for Action, which has studied the financial implications of eliminating the toll, thinks the idea is as bad as a set of square tires.
Judge Judith W. Rogers, concurring with the court's decision, said eliminating the rule "would have serious adverse implications for public health and the environment," because "the rule has become so intertwined" with the overall architecture of current Clean Air Act protections.
Implications for the design and operation of flexible work environments are discussed, including methods for mitigating or eliminating the negative side effects, resulting in a meaningful productivity gain.
Since changing the way estates are taxed — by, for instance, eliminating the "step-up in basis" loophole — seems likely to be part of the Democratic platform in 2016, this result has immediate political implications.
The bombing appeared to have deep political implications, giving credence to longstanding fears of a plot to eliminate the governing March 14 movement's razor-thin majority in Parliament.
