Sentence examples for effect and implications from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses the effect and implications of cyclic operation on equipment in steam-based fossil-fuelled power plants.

There are unique challenges in the execution of an RCT in plastic surgery, including: (1) surgical equipoise, (2) the surgical learning curve, (3) differential care, (4) randomization, (5) concealment, (6) expertise-based design, (7) blinding, (8) intention-to-treat analysis, (9) loss to follow-up, and (10) treatment effect and implications for sample size calculations.

Therefore - and with this I will end - it is absolutely vital for the Commission to monitor constantly and investigate thoroughly the various aids which each State receives in the transport sector in order to assess properly the effect and implications of these.

These challenges have varying effects and implications on such applications and pose varying levels of difficulty and complexity.

The potential effects and implications for stakeholders and the uncertainty that patenting involves creates uneasiness among Norwegian stakeholders in the sector.

Future research is necessary to disentangle treatment effects from order effects, and implications of group treatment of CPCU children (i.e., deviancy training) are discussed.

This paper studied and determined the importance of the design and color of selected uniforms of psychiatric nurses and evaluate their effects and implications for patients.

The effects and implications of variable loads are often not completely understood or valued by builders and operators, which are used to deal with intrinsically static loads.

In the small minority of loci where major association signals correspond to nonsynonymous variation, we summarize studies defining their functional effects and implications for therapeutic targeting.

Therefore, the interactions of adjuvant NPs with the immune system and its potential effects and implications are key questions that should be answered to take full advantage of such approaches.

This paper explores the potential effects and implications of this theoretical idea and shows that it has relevant effects over the generosity of the pension system (by decreasing the ratio between the average pension and the average productivity) and its financial sustainability.