Sentence examples for a third implication from inspiring English sources
Finally, a third implication involved inflation: would large increases in the monetary base produce soaring inflation, again as classicists of all kinds claimed, or do no such thing under depression conditions?
Since low maternal education is another key risk factor, a third implication is that we should engage and support parents of at-risk infants and toddlers through parental education.
A third implication for global justice focuses on medical tourism's impacts on local health care.
A third implication of the conclusion that heritability is due to many genes of small effect is more conceptual and far reaching, especially for developmental psychopathology.
A third implication, of the finding that all three instruments showed a fair validity, is that the three tested instruments could all be used to predict activity pattern in CFS patients, but that the rather high proportion of false predictions remains a serious problem that needs attention in future studies.
His argument has a second implication.
But as the rubble of nationalism is cleared away, there is a second implication as another word is being reinvented: Britishness.
A second implication is about the importance of community building, as also Wessner (2014) emphasized.
A second implication is that the bidirectional scheme should converge towards the MMSE level due to the equivalence between the differential scheme and the MMSE solution [31].
A second implication is that a less-controlled, less-penalizing coca market may be more conducive to lower levels of corruption in Bolivia, confirming the permissive coca market hypothesis (H2).
A first implication of our results is the possibility that some of the mechanisms responsible for the observed differences between ASM and VFM still affect the Current data regardless of the version used (either 0405 or 0408).
