Additionally, in-house 24/7 coverage is perceived to have unfavorable lifestyle implications as it implies working at personally valuable times (evenings, weekends, and nights) [ 25].
Judge not, lest ye be judged, a wise man said; the implication is unfavorable for those of us who imagine taking a seat behind Bach in heaven's concert hall.
"Because the process of crowdfunding is relatively easy compared to other means of obtaining capital, some might neglect to research potentially unfavorable tax, financial or legal implications from their campaign," writes Jason Alderman at Minuteman.
If silver sulfide nanoparticles do prove toxic, the environmental implications could be unfavorable.
The present delineation of genetic subsets of unfavorable neuroblastoma might have therapeutic implications.
Furthermore, a genome-wide association study showed that individuals with favorable IL28B genotypes are more likely to clear HCV infection than are those with unfavorable alleles, which could have implications in viral clearance ability among different ethnic groups [ 38].
Since the study population is strategically selected to have diabetes without CKD, together these study findings will have implications for recommending vitamin D supplementation to lower unfavorable RAS activity for the primary prevention of diabetic nephropathy.
If he is right that the biggest reason may have been that "less well-educated white people" who "do not respond to surveys tend to have more unfavorable views of blacks than respondents who do the interviews," this has very serious implications for the future of telephone polling.
