Sentence examples for classification implications from inspiring English sources
The waste classification implications of sub-dividing the large VV is considered, highlighting the potential benefits, for waste disposal and recycling prospects, of being able to separate low activity regions of a component from more active regions.
The analyses and morphologic classification have implications for the kinematics, dynamics, and mechanism of the slide.
The distinctions in classification and implications for clinical management are beyond the scope of this paper and are described elsewhere (DiMauro 2011; Kisler et al. 2010).
This classification has implications for management.
New therapeutic options are emerging, and MG subtype classification has implications for treatment strategies 3. The task of controlling symptoms whilst minimizing adverse effects of long-term immunosuppressive treatment is intricate.
Pharmacology of Congestive Heart Failure -- Objectives -- Epidemiology -- Etiology and Pathophysiology -- Classification -- Treatment -- Anesthesia Implications -- Key Points -- Chapter Questions -- References -- SECTION V. Drug Interactions -- Chapter 30.
Suggestions are provided for variants of this methodology for various technological and industrial classification systems and implications are drawn for future research in a wide range of domains.
Sellmann, P. V., Brown, J., Lewellen, R. I., McKim, H. & Merry, C. The Classification and Geomorphic Implications of Thaw Lakes on the Arctic Coastal Plain, Alaska Research Report 344 (Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Hanover, New Hampshire, 1975).
Such classification may have implications for the reliability of triage classifications [55].
This pseudoenhancement of small intraparenchymal cysts can lead to an upgraded Bosniak cyst classification with major implications for prognosis and clinical management.
Perhaps most importantly, the driven versus passive classification can have implications for how the evolutionary process is interpreted in the broad sense.
