Sentence examples for developing implications from inspiring English sources
A. B. Best said yesterday that it was upgrading Reliance from "under review with negative implications" to "under review with developing implications" because of the improved balance sheet.
We discuss how F.A.N. strategies may evolve from 'introversion' to 'extraversion' and develop implications for policy-makers and further research.
In the following sections, we therefore give a brief overview of the German post-secondary educational system and develop implications for the labour market transitions of higher education dropouts in the specific context conditions of the German case.
In the beginning of the essay, Gluckman said he would "set out his (Van Gennep) main theory, which was about the sequence of rites used to alter people's social relations...I argue that because he lacked an adequate theory about the nature of society he was unable to develop implications which he himself sensed in his major, very important, discovery".
In order to understand this phenomenon and develop implications for nursing practice, objectives included: 1) Measure incidence and prevalence of pain at baseline and healing; 2) Describe characteristics associated with leg ulcer pain at baseline; 3) Identify predictors of leg ulcer pain at healing.
David Bohm, the inspirational physicist who developed the implications of Einstein's 1915 general theory of relativity.
"A dangerous situation developed, whose implications for ethics and morality were not appreciated in time".
Gautier simply developed the implications of this trend to the ultimate, concentrating on the language of shape, colour, and texture and limiting form almost exclusively to the very restrictive octosyllabic quatrain.
Fanaticized in this way, they developed its "implications [to] extremes of logical consistency".
Later, Lakdawalla and Philipson [24] presented a dynamic theory of body weight and develop its implications.
