Sentence examples for considering its implications from inspiring English sources

The present study was restricted to lung cancer, although, considering its implications, it is noteworthy that a comparably large benefit of stopping smoking was found for all-cause mortality in the prospective study among British doctors (Doll et al, 1994).

This could prove a valuable new departure, but it's worth considering its implications.

Kofman: The first reference to "die" here means to "confront the fact of your mortality" by reflecting on it, bringing it fully into your awareness, and considering its implications.

This paper presents a methodology to assist design decisions regarding the building envelope shape considering its implications on energy performance.

Bridgman also extended his operationalist thinking by considering its implications outside physics.

It does so by looking at the design of our monetary system and considering its implications for financial stability.

Hence, it is preferred to estimate the depth of bedrock as accurately as possible considering its implication on seismic hazard analysis (Bard 1995; Boore 2004; Nath et al. 2015).

It's a startling statistic, particularly when you pause to consider its implications.

Over the next few weeks we will examine this view in more detail and consider its implications for human life.

Policies considering prevention of vertical transmission of HIV should consider its implications.

We also calculate the power spectrum and consider its implications regarding the properties of the dynamics.