I have no recollection of discussing the implication of the number of years I've been alive.
"In several years time, it will have an implication on the numbers of students opting to study languages in England".
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 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.
New York is proposing a cap on the number of rideshares allowed in its borders, and it could have big implications for the L train shutdown.
Rates depend on the number of guests.
Decide on the number of channels.
One of the risks of using MSWC is the possible increase in heavy metals which could have negative environmental implications (McBride 1995), although the number of reports on persistent organic pollutants introduced into crop cultures using MSWC remains low (Hargreaves et al. 2008) or underreported.
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).
