The whole implication of his unpublished, closed-door testimony was that existence of a fat Cuban sugar quota, held in reserve, might encourage anti-Castro elements in Cuba to overthrow the "Marxist" dictator to collect it.
Specifically, we consider transparency of the electricity market as a whole and implications for electricity supply and distribution, the financial soundness of the electricity distribution industry, the quality of electricity delivered by the distributors, and the competitiveness of the electricity supply business.
Then again, taken as a whole, the implications could be pretty scary.
Thus, the neural changes in these areas and the network caused by MT training as a whole, have implications in relation to the plasticity of human higher-order cognitive functioning as well as the application of MT-training in areas such as education.
This information has a whole slew of implications for in-game utilization.
First-order impacts as measured in Figure 2 do not tell the whole story of implications of commodity price cycles for a country's economy.
The information yields an integrated whole and discusses implications for intervention planning.
Thus changes in the way individual scientists trust each other, or the enterprise as a whole, have major implications for the future of research.
The contribution of the doctor to the functioning of the whole team has implications for their roles, which goes beyond the obvious need for clinical competence.
However experiments that have explored the cellular and molecular responses to preconditioning and cross acclimation interventions have done so without due consideration of the whole body physiological implications arising from any observed adaptation or increased cellular tolerance [ 8].
These differences, typical of postal surveys of this sort, obviously limit the degree to which results can be generalized to the English population as a whole and the implications of this will be discussed in more detail later.
