Sentence examples for conceptual ramifications from inspiring English sources
Child labour is not given very explicit consideration in the MTSP nor are its conceptual ramifications with other organizational priorities (e.g. ECCD, girls' education, HIV/AIDS) elaborated.
The molecular components determining the timing for birth remain an incompletely characterized aspect of reproduction, with important conceptual and therapeutic ramifications for management of preterm, post-term and arrested labor.
Such a conceptual advance has important ramifications for understanding cancer cell homeostasis and for designing potential therapeutic treatment.
There and in other earlier works, Fleck had already used 'inkommensurabel' to describe different styles of thinking within the natural sciences as well as to discuss the ramifications of radical conceptual change in the history of science.
While other conceptual models allow consideration of the broader ramifications of market interventions [ 21], these have rarely been translated into solid empirical studiesb.
Many of the issues are of interest to philosophers: these include conceptual questions pertaining to scientific knowledge itself and the ethical ramifications of such knowledge and related technological developments.
The claim that the conceptual artwork is to be identified with an idea that may be seen to underlie it has far-reaching ramifications.
Their ramifications are discussed.
I discuss the ramifications within.
"It has terrible ramifications".
