Sentence examples for Resultant implication from inspiring English sources

The scene where Elton says he and Ursula have "a bit of a love life" was criticised by some commentators, who felt that the resultant implication of having oral sex with a paving slab was unsuitable for Doctor Whos large family audience; others, however, dismissed this dialogue as a harmless joke that children would not understand.

Confirmation of these data by other studies is required before resultant implications are considered.

In this review, we discuss the epidemiology and pathophysiology of cardiovascular complications of HIV and the resultant implications for public health efforts in HIV-ECs.

The current document sets out to expound upon this L/P model and its resultant implications by proposing the concept of a postmortem redistribution factor (F) for a drug.

It also was asked to examine current trends toward integration and synthesis within the life sciences, the increasingly important role of interdisciplinary teams, and the resultant implications for funding strategies, decision making, infrastructure, and education in the life sciences.

Several patients had stopped caring for grandchildren with a resultant financial implication for family members.

The association between bacteria and rain and possible resultant meteorogical implications.

The resultant performance implications for the organization arise from the impact of these decision effects on the exploitation of existing capabilities and the search for and identification of new strategic opportunities.

In addition, with a relatively expensive test, there are resultant cost implications that need to be considered prior to wholesale endorsement of this technique in guidelines.

Despite being scarce, research to date has shown the increasing demands of excess weight on health service utilisation and resultant economic implications.

In Ghana and South Africa, in contrast with the other countries, the communication involved additional agencies (Provincial Department of Health in South Africa and District Administration of research site in Ghana), with resultant negative implications for continuity and efficiency.