Then the mapping is demiclosed in the sense that, for any sequence ofC, the following implication holds: Next we need the following lemma (not hard to prove).
For clinicians, determining the significance of change from one time to the next has implications for decisions regarding treatment and resource use (that is, assisted living, in-home care, and so on).. Clinicians may also benefit from instruments that are sensitive to change over time in order to satisfy the Affordable Care Act's cognitive screening requirement for Medicare recipients.
In the next section, 'The implications of the observations', we refer to the profound implications of the observed court cases and describe the fundamental regulatory function of court cases and in particular the influence of legal liability on societal risk governance.
It was much less controversial than the TPP and would likely have passed in the next Congress, but its implications were no less far-reaching.
"What is the social cost of that -- not to mention the implication for the next generation of mortgage brokers?" Josephson remarked in an interview.
Today in Vienna marks the opening of a United Nations meeting that will review the last decade of UN drug policy and set policy for the next one--and, by implication, the course for the global response to the HIV epidemic.
The midterms might have important implications for the next couple years of the Trump presidency.
By 2016 the implications for the next generation of international cricketers were profound.
This will have implications for the next couple of sessions on service design and platform strategy.
12.11pm GMT The quarterly GDP data has become increasingly charged with political implications as the next election draws nearer (scheduled for May 2015).
Sean F. Reardon, an author of the study and a sociologist at Stanford, argued that the shifts had far-reaching implications for the next generation.
