Here it is important to stress the scale of the implications for the developing world.
The British Bankers Associationn warned this week that financial services were "more affected by Brexit than any other sector of the economy, both in the degree of impact and the scale of the implications" because of the threat to EU passporting, which allows banks to operate in the single market while being based in the UK.
Although the scale and implications of these reforms justify in-depth analysis of such implementation processes, relevant literature in this field is limited [ 6, 17, 23, 28].
They consistently misrepresented to the British public the full scale and implications of the European project (hence the pun in Mr Young's title).
The tradeoff lie is unraveling, as the scale and implications of the data heist are starting to be processed.
The scale and implications of these adjustments justify a comprehensive implementation plan.
The logistics required to scale the implications of students learning at different rates are substantial.
Indeed, before the disease expanded to such a devastating level, neither the scale nor implications of "bush meat" practices were fully acknowledged (Tutin 2000).
Additionally, the scale and implications of the current reforms in postgraduate medical curricula further justifies the analysis of the implementation processes in order to optimize the chances for successful implementation.
Abu Dhabi's crown prince, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, met the prime minister in Downing Street and the Guardian has seen papers which reveal the scale of concern over the implications of Morsi's victory.
You can't show the creative process very clearly, and that's what's interesting about science, as well as the scale of the subject, the implications". Benford said he has consciously worked on portraying scientists at work in his novels "because it struck me that we do need to convey what science is all about--how scientists think--to people, and largely we haven't.
