Unlike the descriptive definitions of morality discussed earlier, which may have minimal implications for how a person should behave, the proposed normative definition of "morality" provides an explicit guide for how a person should behave.
Etomidate is considered an almost ideal induction agent because of the rapid onset and the predictable short duration of action in combination with minimal implications for the cardiovascular and pulmonary system [ 1].
A reduced risk of acoustic neuromas among smokers, if confirmed, would have minimal implications for public health: acoustic neuromas are much rarer than the cancers that are increased among smokers.
The minimal architecture has implications for theorising about the emergence of joint action, for human machine interaction, and for understanding how coordination can be facilitated by exploiting relations between multiple agents' actions and between actions and the environment.
The implication for the VC 10 e-cigarette data is minimal, as we demonstrate that delivery from the Vype ePen device is similar for all puffs at source (Fig. 4b).
The simulation results have implication for vaccine developers concerning which vaccines to develop and with what minimal profile, and in which transmission settings these vaccines are likely to provide most benefit.
The implication for today?
Implication for inflammation-associated carcinogenesis.
implication for numerous industries.
This difference in minimal staff qualifications has important implications for quality of education and care, as research has repeatedly demonstrated that outcomes for children are directly related to the qualifications of staff, with best outcomes for children achieved by university qualified early childhood teachers (Siraj-Blatchford, Sammons, Taggart, Sylva, & Melhuish, 2006; Whitebook, 2003).
