Sentence examples for genuine implications from inspiring English sources
Because they have genuine implications in the national, international, and local level.
While we have not investigated relationships between SBMU and health status in the current study, the disparity between young people's global estimates of time spent using screens during a typical weekday and their estimates based on specific screen based activities indicate to us that this measurement issue is one which may have genuine implications for research and policy.
Mr. Obama's call to support genuine democracy has implications for the kinds of elections the international community promotes and endorses.
The only race with genuine long-term implications last week was Rand Paul's victory by a margin of some 24 percentage points in Kentucky's Republican senatorial primary.
The contrast-relativity of causal statements, if it is genuine, has significant implications for the form that a counterfactual analysis should take.
It is constructively proved that the multi-input multi-output fuzzy systemulti-input multi-outputny-valued imulti-input multi-outputl approximators (they are called Boolean type fuzzy systems in this paper).
Other improvements include plans to tackle abuse of the scheme which the government says can have severe implications for genuine badge holders.
Such an effect, if genuine, would have important implications for targeting zoster vaccination programs.
The first explanation is that this observation reflects genuine evolutionary conservation; the implication is that, once an intron is gained, it is hard to lose, perhaps, due to functional importance of introns or because the deletion event itself is destructive.
So for us to not speak out forcefully about the structural and overt racism would be to not be doing our job as progressives, but we can't miss the implications of a genuine shift in the economics of the United States".
