"It's quite questionable whether China can be an engine of global growth going forward, and that has large repercussions for the region".
An item that exhibits DIF can also have large repercussions in a CAT since the sequence of administered items to the respondents in part is dependent on their responses to that item (Makransky and Glas 2013).
The high incidence in the hip may be linked to HO in this joint having large repercussions on function (e.g., ability to sit, lie or stand).
Since they operate in a voltage range where other channels are closed, even subtle changes in the activity of these channels can have large repercussions in the overall excitability and firing properties of the cells expressing them.
The larger repercussion for the transition from a physical machine into a web-based service means that computing becomes invisible and software becomes detached from hardware.
This could prompt a downward spiral with larger repercussions.
What are the larger repercussions of the behemoth that is "American Idol"?
Now graduate students at Drexel University have released two potentially provocative stylometry tools, which could have larger repercussions for whistle-blowers, human rights advocates, hackers and, well, anyone who doesn't want their writing traced back to them down the road.
Looking ahead, "the largest repercussions" for the British economy arose from the fall in growth prospects for the euro area to around 1% in 2003.Mr Brown left it to MPs to infer that there was no compelling case for joining the euro in a hurry.
Kristallnacht, then, can be considered as more than a Holocaust remembrance day -- it is a day to examine the larger repercussions of our actions, and the actions of the groups to which we belong.
