Sentence examples for collective implication from inspiring English sources

The collective implication of this evidence is that PM affects tissues and organs outside the respiratory tract, as evidenced by the occurrence of cardiovascular dysfunction on high pollution days (Goldberg et al. 2000, 2001; Samet et al. 2000a).

A collective implication of the growing evidence base related to respiratory failure is that reducing oxygen consumption and ventilator demands is a rational point of focus and high priority when attempting to optimize respiratory support for the individual patient.

Third, we consider the collective implications of the antidepressant efficacy and suicidality data on clinical practice.

4. We call on our Finance Ministers to develop our process of mutual assessment to evaluate the collective implications of national policies for the world economy.

We ask the IMF to support our effort under the Framework for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth through its surveillance of our countries' policy frameworks and their collective implications for financial stability and the level and pattern of global growth.

* G-20 members will set out their medium-term policy frameworks and will work together to assess the collective implications of our national policy frameworks for the level and pattern of global growth, and to identify potential risks to financial stability.

* G-20 members will set out our medium-term policy frameworks and will work together to assess the collective implications of our national policy frameworks for the level and pattern of global growth and to identify potential risks to financial stability.

Yet to treat them separately is to overlook their collective implications, which the election of Donald Trump only now enables us to appreciate.

Vaccination is unique, because compared with other public health interventions, vaccination has greater individual than collective implications.

At a collective level, the implications are more considerable as political communities have greater resources and can consider a broader range of benevolent actions at comparably negligible cost.

The implication of "Collective Memory" is that adult identity is shaped by childhood.