"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".
This study aimed to evaluate the implications of the number of samples per panelist in experimental precision and relative efficiency of treatment comparisons when modelling order effects for Dulce de Leche samples using a Sudoku design.
To further analyse the implications of the number of individuals contributing to the next generations, a new set of simulations was run, with a maximum number of offspring per individual at each generation of management equal to 5 (resulting in 40 equally contributing parents, theoretical ΔF = 0.006).
The decision to use a scale like the SF-36 or a dichotomous (yes/no) measure like re-operation will have significant implications on the number of patients required for a trial to show incremental benefits.
A screening period from 50 to 75 years of age was also considered that linked with the original Nottingham trial, and the results provide a useful picture of the implications of extending the number of screening rounds.
More immediately, the moral implications of these numbers are nowhere more acute than in discussions with local food bank staff who are calling for donations not just of food, but warm clothing and children's shoes, in particular.
In order to understand the implication of the number of hypothetical phoneme strings generated per sample, in Table 5 we show the performance results while varying this number: Table 5 Word accuracy obtained by sequential voice-to-phoneme conversion considering hypothetical phoneme string number.
Furthermore, if careful documentation of CT indicators is required for all patients presenting with head injury, this must have a resource implication for the numbers of staff on duty, or the wait times, or both.
