Maybe that's all a fair trade-off for a sounder system, but the implications need to be understood on all sides.
Staffing implications need to be understood in the context of serious shortages, mal-distribution of staff and financing constraints [ 1].
Like Drucker, however, he is saying that something fundamental shifted around 1945, and its full implications are only starting to be understood.
Major revisions Although the clinical implications of biatrial analysis has to be understood, in my opinion a brief paragraph on the analysis of biatrial morphology and function could be potentially of interest, also considering the some authors have demonstrated its utility in the differential diagnosis between athlete's heart and cardiomyopathies.
That discovery is a massive breakthrough, and seems to have untold implications for the nature of self and identity, implications that are only dimly beginning to be understood at the time, leading Elena to ponder her own existence deeply.
Corporate mega-mergers, once viewed as an inevitability carrying, at most, modest implications for consumer prices, are coming to be understood as a threat to the foundations of democracy.
It needs to be understood that such implications have a number of important drawbacks due to the design of this study.
"It is clear that when the Bill finally arrives, there will still be a lot of detail to be worked through before the full implications can be understood," said a company spokesman.
However these examples are hypothetical, and before any policy implications can be understood, further research is needed.
Thus, as the science develops, its policy implications will be understood, and as policy needs are articulated, the science can respond.
