Sentences with phrase «key implications»

The next key implication to vested outsourcing is that this alignment of interests is complicated.

But as anxiety mounts - even as a swath of California farmland has been left fallow and extremist groups worldwide exploit the desperation of people losing livelihoods to desertification - many are finding new routes to water security with key implications for food access, economic resilience, and climate change.

«Show Me the Number: Communicating Probabilities and Tradeoffs in Real Estate Transactions,» featured in the September 2013 issue of the Keller Center Research Report, discusses key implications of decision - making research for real estate professionals.

Daniel Gamba highlights key implications for investors in a stronger dollar environment by taking a closer look at...

My current emphasis is to communicate key implications of NAWQA's scientific findings (as currently reported in more than a thousand technical reports and journal articles) to government, research, policy, and interest - group partners, in order to help guide water - resource management and protection strategies and policy.

Extrapolating from a projection by Goldman Sachs analyst Arjun Murt, he details a few key implications of US gasoline prices exceeding 7 bucks, inside two years.

This understanding of cancer's evolution has key implications for treatment, he noted, «In addition to pointing out that we will need to target driver genes that are mutated early in cancer, this evolutionary approach provides a method that accurately characterizes which genes are being mutated early and late.

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Furnham distilled some key implications for selection and recruitment.

The key implication here is that data leveraged in the Trump campaign could have originated with Kogan before being shared to Cambridge Analytica in violation of Facebook policy.

Let's return to the key implication of our research: When it comes to service, companies create loyal customers primarily by helping them solve their problems quickly and easily.

The key implication being that this is likely a buying opportunity, even if some more water still needs to go under the bridge.

A key implication is that conditions previously thought to be untreatable are in fact treatable.

The key implication is an obvious one, discerned by many: The only valid object of God's love... is God!

This has some key implications.

«The key implication is that health improvements must be maintained over time so the productivity impacts can accumulate,» Haglund - Howieson and coauthors write.

And a key implication is the reading instruction these students received may not have been of high quality.»

The key implication of this study is that «renal denervation does lower arterial pressure when the denervation is complete,» Osborn says.

«A key implication of this finding is the potential to manipulate DNA2 to improve the survival of FANCD2 - deficient cells, and hopefully, by extension, the survival of FA patients,» says Kenneth Karanja, a former postdoctoral scholar in Campbell's laboratory and first author on the study.

Dr Ohneiser says that one of the key implications of the study is that changes in global sea - level are uneven when ice sheets expand or retreat.

SW: For me, the key implications for teachers would be [to be aware] of their potential to make a difference and focusing on developing children's self - regulation in the classroom.

Could you pick out the key implications for how «Architect» leaders approach development?

We estimate value - added by accounting for prior achievement, but a key implication of our tracking argument is that prior achievement is affected by prior tracks.

For example, Day One of the European Investing Congress looks at the status of the eurozone crisis, key implications for investors, and the process for finding great ideas.

The key implication of this rule in terms of modelling is that no model can be trusted and used before formal validation and rescaling on the basis of test experiences.

In this case, use of the more technically «correct» term is actually less likely to convey the key implications to a lay audience.

For us the key implication of our theory is the major importance of vegetation cover in sustaining regional climates.

Citing Stanford neuroeconomist and marketing professor Baba Shiv, the leader of the energy - drink study, Lehrer concludes that a key implication of all this is that it is possible to make a product more «effective» by increasing its price.

Yesterday the Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered his Autumn Budget for 2017 and this newsflash sets out the key implications for employers and employees.

This post will consider some of the key implications for holders...

Bilal Snaineh, Senior Legal Consultant, Dubai discusses the key implications of the new corporate governance rules.

The key implication here is that data leveraged in the Trump campaign could have originated with Kogan before being shared to Cambridge Analytica in violation of Facebook policy.

Positive responses like, «That's exactly right,» «Great answer,» or «Yes, that's just what we're looking for» are key implications that an interviewer likes you.

We believe that our research on eWOM suggests three key implications for real estate professionals: (1) provide a platform, (2) encourage more eWOM reviews, and (3) monitor and settle consumer disagreements.

A key implication of housing cost escalation is that it sorts people into and out of these cities based on their financial ability, churning out a population that is increasingly well off.