35, 36 However, cost implications represent a major issue affecting the feasibility of offering assisted fertility treatment, particularly among people of low socioeconomic status.
As a service, study abroad has financial implications, represents a choice, and competes with other educational products.
Neptune, in less than ideal implications, represents confinement or incarceration... like a warehouse jail for instance.
"In humans, an increase of this magnitude would have profound clinical implications, likely representing the difference between a healthy patient and one suffering from heart failure," the authors conclude.
To convert the results of these coarse scale and biased GCM outputs for input into local scale models, there needs to be a reasonable and systematic process of downscaling and bias correction to produce new data sets that correctly represent the implications of the GCMs but at a scale applicable to local studies.
There Peirce introduced a system for propositional logic based on five axioms for implication (represented by the sign '$-\kern-.4em< $), including what is now called Peirce's law.
The graph is interpreted by analyzing the directed edges the incoming edges for an implication of association rule represent the antecedent API elements of the rule and the outcoming edges represent the consequent API elements of the rule.
A gold relief would be confusing because of its excessive reflectivity, and because, by strong implication, it represented the wrong kind of magnificence.
Furthermore, the presentation of results would be complicated by this adjustment, as it would no longer represent the budgetary implications of the interventions.
There is recognition that the former can crowd out the latter [ 27, 28], with negative implications for members' ability to adequately represent the most vulnerable groups who are most important to reach and hear, and for HFMC members' ability to perform their other assigned roles.
