Sentences with phrase «number of implications»

These findings have a number of implications, Cummings notes.

In the latter case, any number of implications appear, not least of which is the problem of injustice and the suffering of the innocent.

This has a number of implications.

There are a number of implications to this hidden value.

«This extreme variability is increasingly imprinted on these freshwater, terrestrial, and marine systems, and this has caused them to become more synchronous with one another with a number of implications for fisheries, drought, snowpack, and tree growth.»

The MET findings have a number of implications for ongoing efforts to provide more meaningful feedback to teachers:

The recently announced merger of the Marriott and Starwood hotel chains will have a number of implications for consumers, ranging from... Read More

This has a number of implications but in regards to interest rates he writes:

However, needless to say there are a number of implications of home ownership and many drawbacks to playing the role of a landlord.

That fact comes with a number of implications, the most obvious being that a longer retirement calls for more available funds during your retirement.

Ownership of capital assets brings a number of implications come tax time.

«The fact that the SNES mini runs on the same hardware as its predecessor has a number of implications.

Our research suggests that the expert - driven, outcome - oriented, and risk - based understanding of equity has a number of implications.

This has a number of implications in the use of this headset.

The paper notes a number of implications for emerging marriage programs.

The findings from this study have a number of implications for counseling with parents and adolescents and in particular for immigrant families.