Additional studies will be needed to clarify the pattern of influenza transmission within schools, as this will have substantial implications on control measures, since execution of closures and interventions at classroom level, if effective, would be far less disruptive than equivalent measures at the level of entire schools or even all schools within geographic areas.
The question of whether drug resistance is more likely to spread in areas of low transmission intensity potentially carries major implications on control measures such as the use of bed nets and insecticides.
There are implications for measuring deadweight loss from differential taxation and for spending resources on accurately measuring capital income.
This paper defines and describes the four general EC "classes" of operation that have implications on several important measures of success: coagulant dose, electrical consumption, process speed, volumetric footprint, and post-EC flocculation requirements.
Detecting SARS-CoV in excreted bodily fluids would thus have substantial implications on infection control measures for recovered patients returning to the community.
People's perceptions and understandings about the perceived cause and transmission of malaria have strong implications on the preventive measures such as the current scale-up ITNs implementation [ 17, 19].
This underpins our findings on the implications of control measures.
Cultural heritage sites can be particularly sensitive to severe weather events and to changes in climate, both due to direct impacts on built structures, archaeology and designed landscapes, but also due to changes in visitor behaviour and the potentially adverse implications of adaptive measures on heritage significance.
In addition to the above contribution on theory development, our findings have practical implications on using actuarial risk assessment measures (e.g., the YLS/CMI 2.0) for youth offenders.
The main objective of this paper is to identify the causes of design changes and the implications on the Malaysian construction projects measured in terms of cost and time.
Since the decision to use a specific QoL measure has implications on its cost-effectiveness, the authors suggest that health economists select instruments appropriate to their intended population and outcomes of interest, and that clinical trialists consider ease of administration, time constraints, clarity and respondent burden when choosing an appropriate measure.
