Sentence examples for corresponding implications from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, we hold a discussion on the corresponding implications.

Moreover, there are indications that water diffusibility across the blood brain barrier (BBB) is severely reduced in the rat brain [15, 16] with corresponding implications for blood flow quantitation with ASL.

This chapter discusses the recent advancements in the field of soil structure interaction and spatial variation of earthquake ground motion in terms of the related analysis aspects and the corresponding implications in seismic assessment and design of existing and new bridges.

An alternative hypothesis is that the stress of early life emotional adversity may downregulate the gonadotropic axis during growth [22], [43], thus reducing levels of sex-steroids and affecting patterns of fat deposition resulting in a less android body shape among men but a less gynoid body shape among women [44] [46] with corresponding implications for waist-hip ratio.

The following sections are dedicated to the relations between the different axioms and the corresponding implications.

For a more elaborate discussion of each issue and the corresponding implications the reader is referred to the respective chapter of the review.

A linearization of this technique will be applied later to prove a corresponding implication in the case of algebras over a field, which is the second main object of study in this article.

The corresponding implication for e.g. the health facility in Bagala is that it operates locally efficient (BCC efficient, pure technical efficiency = 1), whereas its overall technical inefficiency is caused by its failure to achieve scale efficiency, represented by SE = 0.5207.

As a corresponding implication, we further offered the two alternative sets of proposed structures for the "early", E1 E3, intermediates.

This mirrored the special report on the topic (January 5th), which juxtaposed the treatment of legal and illegal immigration to the point where the dramatic distinctions between the two, and the corresponding policy implications, were all but completely blurred (deliberately?).

However, in its latest World Economic Outlook, the IMF warns that just as the upswing in house prices has been a global phenomenon, so will any downturn be with corresponding adverse implications for global economic activity.