Sentence examples for definite implications from inspiring English sources
How can what is the case have any definite implications for morality?
If you start allowing developers to tweak web experiences for iPad mini, there are some definite implications in terms of consistency of experience.
Truly neutral biological facts—such as the fact that human men are on average taller and heavier than women seem to carry no definite implications with them concerning what it is morally correct to do.
This trial has definite implications for the role of anti-EGFR agents in locally advanced NPC, and further evaluations are needed to determine how best to incorporate them into current standard chemoradiotherapy regimens (Bonner et al, 2004).
This may have definite implications for daily practice, since discontinuation of therapy at certain intervals, such as after 1 or 2 years of therapy, may become a standard approach.
There was a definite implication that in the event of further trouble Britain would be on its own and could expect no support diplomatic or otherwise from the U.S. Trouble in the Falklands, however, is most unlikely because Britain took military precautions long ago that render a second Argentinean surprise mission impossible.
"Looking back, it was an inspired scheme with definite political implications".
Constructivist sculpture as practiced by Tatlin had definite political implications, but Gabo was more interested in its use of modern technology and industrial materials.
On the downside, developers will likely feel somewhat babysat by this move, since it ties their hands in terms of developing custom web experiences for what is still a different-sized device, which has definite UI implications.
The cause of GIN has to be investigated as it has definite therapeutic implications.
However, the range of survival reveals that, although the median survivals are lower with deranged LFTs, there are still patients who survive for prolonged periods and therefore in most cases no definite prognostic implications can be derived.
