Sentence examples for ancillary implications from inspiring English sources
If Wegner and his colleagues are right, these results could have ancillary implications for the physical efficacy of mental states generally.
For conditions for which there is a limited knowledge of the implications of results (e.g., ancillary information from MS/MS), there is the potential to enhance knowledge of implications through research and/or tracking of outcomes.
Thus, this ancillary effect of sitagliptin might have favorable cardiovascular implications but needs to be confirmed in larger and longer outcome studies.
The current rout in oil prices has obvious implications for the giant oil firms and all the ancillary businesses -- equipment suppliers, drill-rig operators, shipping companies, caterers, and so on -- that depend on them for their existence.
This ancillary effect of DPP-4 inhibition might have potential favorable cardiovascular implications.
A major conclusion of this study that has implications for SCCT is that the need to master ancillary skills for a desired career may play an important role in an individual's choice to remain in the career path.
For example, in cases where the ancillary care results in harm, what liability is there on the investigators or sponsors and what implications could the provision of ancillary care, even if protocol specific, have for study and investigator insurance?
Despite the challenges, there is a great need for information on the health implications of mitigation strategies, particularly given the urgency of bringing mitigation strategies into practice and the early accrual of ancillary health impacts of these strategies.
"Those are just ancillary arguments.
There are ancillary benefits, too.
