Sentence examples for a different implication to from inspiring English sources

85 A recent example studied by MEZE has identified a different implication to the movement of wildlife zoonoses through pet travel.

Each type of DM seems to have a different implication for neonatal respiratory complications.

How a maize-farmer consumes groundwater in drought-hit Mozambique has different implications to, say, how a water utility company draws from an aquifer during the dry season.

There are several explanations, each of which has a different implication for Mr Bush's second term.

Although Fleming Island Plantation is a neighborhood within the unincorporated town, the student's caption had a different implication.

Each quadrant has a different implication for the decision.

"Every time the technology changes, it has a different implications for storytelling," he said.

The lock-key-model has different implications as to how CI is induced cytologically.

He argues that since those different kinds of violence come from different motives and causes and have different implications, we need to parse the differences carefully so as to know how to prevent it.

Strabismus is an abnormal alignment of one or both eyes (also known as a squint), and has different HRQoL implications to amblyopia.

Both models are inherently authoritarian, a finding that has positive implications for a different approach to training and support to new PHC workers in the wake of the democratic and socially progressive reforms now characterizing much of the region.