Sentence examples for control implications from inspiring English sources

Moreover, no results have ever been reported on the stock control implications of these human judgements.

In doing so, SNA-based research offers a strategy to validate hypotheses in a way that provides direct crime control implications.

Subsequently, we investigate the dynamics and control implications of the transition from process integration to process intensification.

In this paper we use analytic models to study the control implications of high commitment human resource systems where workers identify with the success of their firm.

This paper explores the use of the terms 'open kinetic chain' and 'closed kinetic chain' and the neuromuscular control implications of maintaining either the open or the closed chain.

This finding has important clinical and infection control implications.

Laboratory personnel and physicians must consider the therapeutic and infection-control implications of not detecting carbapenemase-producing bacteria (9 ).

It encompasses, among other activities, intra- and intercellular transport processes, sensor branches of innate immunity, regulation of cell cell (matrix) adhesion or migration and positive/negative growth control with implications for differentiation and malignancy.

On the other hand, the technology believers (yes, it's a religion) tell us that we're getting nearer to the technology singularity -- that acceleration itself is being accelerated, its progress made exponential, and quickly approaching the "knee bend" after which we will not be able to predict (and perhaps control) the implications of new technologies.

An impairment of the descending pain control has implications along the entire neuroaxis and can cause widespread hyperalgesia.

The observed lack of disease control has implications on some of the strategies envisaged to rapidly improve livestock-dependent livelihoods.