Sentence examples for cause and implications from inspiring English sources
Main concerns after discharge related to the cause and implications of pneumonia, symptom trajectory and prevention of transmission.
The key limitations in the design of the incident report artefact were an absence of information on the cause and implications of the incident, a reliance on free-text information and the use of retrospective data.
This subject is treated in more detail in "Deindustrialization: Causes and Implications", by Robert Rowthorn and Ramana Ramaswamy, IMF Working Paper, April 1997.
For more on the causes and implications of this shift, see our full briefing on Britain's seismic political fragmentation.
Despite the organization and funding behind groups which try to cast doubt about the causes and implications of climate change, the facts have spoken.
They could start the process by calling for formation of an international high-level group of nongovernment experts to analyze the causes and implications of the crisis.
When Barzun is compressing great batches of information, his prose races across spatial and chronological vistas, delivering facts, their causes and implications, in a strictly utilitarian, almost rat-a-tat manner.
The Times has reported that the top choice for vice chairwoman of the board is Janet L. Yellen, an economist who is president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and an expert in the causes and implications of unemployment.
She is the passionate public citizen, concerned about morality, about the causes and implications of the shootings at Columbine High School, about whether Kathy Boudin, the 60's radical convicted for her part in an armed robbery that left three people dead, should be paroled.
