The process continues until the last IMF or the residue is less than a predetermined value of substantial consequence, or when the residue becomes a monotonic function from which no more IMF can be extracted.
The use of fixed, as opposed to estimated, category intercepts was not anticipated to be of substantial consequence to the proposed question of interest, which concerned the direction and magnitude of the between- country correlations observed.
If letting a patient decide clearly has no substantial negative consequences, then health workers should focus on neutral communication, even when they have reason to doubt that the patient is autonomous.
There would be substantial consequences in financial markets from such a default on US government debt.
Being published by Steidl provides a commercial photographer with an imprimatur of seriousness, and can have substantial consequences on a career.
Broader steps to make the system not reliant on parental discretion – introducing real online ID checking – would be wide-ranging, have substantial consequences, and face vehement opposition from civil liberties campaigners.
This is the longest parental leave entitlement for fathers in the world, which they cannot pass on to the mother, and it has had substantial consequences for gender equality in the labour market.
A simplistic approach would be to limit or even eliminate many high-frequency trading practices, but that could involve substantial consequences as the market depends more and more on the liquidity these traders provide.
The US Department of Agriculture's inspector general warned that these "recurring, severe violations may jeopardise public health" but concluded that because they do not face substantial consequences for repeated food safety violations, "the plants have little incentive to improve their slaughter processes".
During a ceremony in The Times's newsroom, Bill Keller, the executive editor, told staff members that the Pulitzer board this year had singled out journalism that showed the press "standing up to power, often with substantial consequences".
