The decision will reflect the implications of the assessment of overall financial system vulnerabilities as well as any concerns related to one or more classes of vulnerabilities.
Lawmakers generally welcomed the White House's disclosure, though some suggested that the administration was still inclined to play down the implications of the assessment.
The implications of the assessment were taken seriously and understood by the local authorities at the time but we did not follow up whether these have been subsequently embedded into local civil protection plans.
This has profound implications on the assessment of blood lipids as the size of the HDL particle may be of equal (or greater) importance to HDL cholesterol levels in the circulation.
Russia "has strategic ties to Cuba again, or at least, that's where they're going," a senior U.S. official said recently, speaking, like others, on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive implications of the assessments.
Nonmonotonic dose responses are commonly observed for hormones and EDCs and have important implications for the assessment of toxicity of EDCs (Vandenberg et al. 2012b).
The acceptance of this assumption has profound implications for the assessment of risk to human health posed by EDCs.
These explorations have used data, which spanned longer periods than the surveys used in this study but with similar implications for the assessment of the continuum of care indicators as in this study.
Our results suggest that patterns of medical care can be approached using quantitative linguistic techniques, a finding that has implications for the assessment of expertise, machine learning identification of optimal practices, and construction of bedside decision support tools.
The findings of this study could have important implications for the assessment of biosecurity practices, since our results suggest that infection control should not rely exclusively on the benchmarking of individual practices against an ideal standard.
These findings bear implications for the assessment of risk not only in the presence of prior desirability, but also in situations currently considered benign.
