Sentence examples for formulation implications from inspiring English sources
Thought is stimulated by discovering differences between publications regarding the formulation, implications or persuasiveness of reasons, and differences in how often they are mentioned.
This formulation has implications for understanding weight regulation and the management of obesity.
Its identification of inter-publication differences in the formulation and implications of moral reasons suggests that further reason-based research is needed.
Here the BBN formulation is indispensable – the implications should be modulated by the reliability of the observation.
The outcomes of such studies may provide important implications for formulation and implementation of entrepreneurship policies for literate, semi-literate and illiterate youths in the society.
The results of this work have important implications in formulation of biopharmaceuticals, including on the conditions during the freeze-drying process and for reconstitution.
The Working Formulation had important practical implications: Therapy was based on the grade of lymphoma The grade of lymphoma carried important prognostic significance The classification of lymphoma predicted possible transformation into a higher grade The detailed subclassification of lymphomas allowed standardisation of therapies and comparison of results from different centres.
When we map the data points into a low dimensional latent subspace using the projection matrix A, we obtain their hidden representations in this shared subspace, i.e. H = A ⊤ K. Using a kernel-based formulation has three main implications: (i) We can apply our method to tasks with high dimensional representations such as genomic information and small sample size (i.e. large p, small n).
The results obtained were useful to explain the reasons for the different stability of the two formulations and could have implications for the design of active catalysts used in the WGSR and in the processes in which it is involved.
Any theory of social life must take account of activities with no formulated end: customs, regular forms of behaviour, and practices which precede the formulation of ends (JAA, Philosophical Implications of Marxism, 1945).
This has implications for the formulation of airline marketing strategies.
