Sentence examples for I have implications from inspiring English sources

The cellular and extracellular matrix components of vessels, with specific emphasis on the regulation of collagen type I, have implications in vascular spatial organization.

"I think it has implications that go well beyond whaling and will affect all the tribes in the Northwest".

"I think it has implications for the relationship of people to the other beings on the planet".

"I think it has implications for lots of different cases, not just the army cases.

And, it has implications.

I have chosen to practice a profession that improves the quality of life, and I believe that any action I take that causes death will have implications when I am judged for the things I have done on this earth.

I mean, I'm sure Harold's plays always have implications, but I don't think his intention is for the audience to spend the entire evening trying to solve them.

Changes in the background risks (q i ) and average exposures (X i ) have different implications for confounding on the individual and group levels.

I would make three observations here that I think have implication for 'the new progressive's' dilemma more broadly.

"There are places in clearing and I would urge people to consider universities in Scotland and England, although I realise this may have implications from a financial point of view".

Insulin deficiency may contribute to slow weight gain and impaired IGF-I generation which could have implications for risk of retinopathy, brain growth and later neurodevelopmental outcomes.