These days, the seven-person population division is deciphering the census data, preparing profiles of the city's 59 community districts, advising city agencies on the implications of the numbers and mapping the racial and ethnic changes that decades of immigration have helped bring about.
"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".
Moreover we show that the weighting needed by the Classical Hierarchical basis to maintain partition of unity has significant implications on the conditioning numbers.
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.
Financial implications of different scenarios, based on the number of workers to be trained and recruited and on varying salary levels, served as a basis for policy discussions and informed the final decisions on the plan's proposals.
The number of AR CAG repeats was shown to have functional implications on the resulting protein with higher numbers leading to decreased transcriptional activity [ 14, 15].
This has direct implications on the end-to-end delay and average number of packets forwarded, as shown in Fig. 5 b, c, respectively.
It is worth remembering that the number of recording sites can have profound implications on the nature of the distribution observed [21].
The medical staff disputed Hoag's statistics on the number of abortions performed, as well as the implication that they weren't up to the task.
In order to verify the implication on the company size, considering the number of employees, for the construction of styles, the comparison of results with two different groups of companies was carried out: (i) up to 10 employees, (45 companies) and (ii) with companies with more than 21 employees (45 companies).
