Since its release, cultural critics and others have weighed in on the video's merits and demerits – in the latter case, the cultural narrowness of the video (which focused on only one kind of woman), and the implication that the majority of the men committing street harassment are men of color.
One difference is that for our problem we need "if and only if" relationships, whereas Gusfield et al. require only one direction of the implication.
The implications are amazingly far-reaching, but we'll focus on only one.
Fifteen per cent of parents had no idea of the implications of their child having a high BMI and a further 38% recalled only one of four possible implications that they were told when they were given their child's BMI result.
Of the 10,000 comments over all that were filed on the law, it was the only one that dealt with possible implications for professional sports.
"The question they ask gives the implication that only one or two cars would be usable for cellphones," said Mr. Cameron, who owned up to being interviewed on his own cellphone, though not aboard Metro-North.
This has immediate implications as only one antivenom is made (using the venom of Pseudocerastes persicus) yet the proteomic variation suggests that it would be of only limited use for the other species, even the sister species Pseudocerastes fieldi.
I have been reflecting on pink slime, and purple snot, ever since, and think there are five important implications here, only one of which -- and the least important -- has to do with pink slime, per se. 1. Pink slime is rather yucky.
One limitation was the relatively small sample size to establish prognostic implications by only one single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) challenge.
She was also the only one to have considered the implications of the intervention for the broader health system.
