The implications of the stem base are temporal rules expressing hypotheses about attributes of states (e.g., co-regulation or mutual exclusion of gene expression) or system dynamics, which are supported by pre-existing knowledge and by the analysed data.
For each risk-defined subgroup, the same policy implications of the base-case analysis were replicated in all sensitivity analyses that explored variation in the adopted costing methodology, that is, a dominant position for the medium-risk group and acceptable incremental ratios for the low-risk and high-risk groups.
In June Jacqueline wins a small prize for an experiment, and the implication is that her work is based of Dr. Foley's.
There isn't much hedging about the implications of the race based on the margin of victory, unless it is perhaps literally so close that it appears headed for a recount.
In section 4.4.5 we discuss the implications of the variations based on loop-directed mutagenesis results.
One sector-specific issue has to be considered when looking at the implications of the current evidence base for HRM practice in the health care sector.
Overall the majority of survey respondents felt uncertain about their ability to understand the implications of the reported variants based on the genetics reports they were presented with.
As discussed above, two scenario analyses were considered to evaluate the implications of the limitations of the base-case analysis.
Second, a "downside scenario" aimed at assessing the implications of the risks identified in the base case, if they were to materialize.
Also troubling, here and elsewhere in the N.S.A. story, is the dismissive treatment of the constitutional implications of investigations based on big data.
