Sentence examples for and in the implications from inspiring English sources

A particular focus on spiritual benefits of coping will be provided during this review and in the implications for clinical practice and research.

And in the implication of her comments about Stephen Fry, whose time is up.

The field of transhumanism is dramatically growing in size and impact--and the implications for our species are enormous.

And there's anguish and vulnerability in the implication that the stick has been transferred because Father has died recently, within the past year.

And there's anguish and vulnerability in the implication that the stick has been transferred because Father has died — recently, within the past year.

The Rampikes' linguistic solecisms are clearly meant to indicate their definitional crassness, but there's something uncomfortably smug and supercilious in the implication that semi-learning and vulgarity are part of their general turpitude.

Previously, we reported the clinicopathologic and prognostic implications of CIMP and MSI in CRCs, and the implications in four molecular subtypes in CRCs according to a combination of CIMP and MSI in a relatively limited number of CRCs (n=320) (Kim et al, 2009).

They were restored and they are also discussed in the Implications section.

Finally, the chapter discusses current trends in GSD and the implications for the industry in coming years.

In this blog, we examine the mechanics of the oil market now and in the future, the implications for various groups of countries as well as for financial stability, and how policymakers should address the impact on their economies. .

We detected this fungus in a bat in France and assessed the implications of this finding.