Sentence examples for gives implications to from inspiring English sources
"gives implications to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to indicate that something has led to potential consequences or possible interpretations. For example, "The president's speech gave implications to a possible change in policy."
Besides the fact that this observed implementation helps interpreting the coming trial results, it also gives implications to further improve to process of implementation in order to enhance the impact of the intervention in the future.
This gives implications of a completely new car and ties in with Toyota's advertising slogan, "Can't wait for tomorrow".
This review focuses on diversity of bioleaching microbes, their role in heap bioleaching processes, their community structure and function in industrial heaps and the relation to the ore characteristics and the engineering configuration, to give implications for optimizing leaching efficiency of heap bioleaching.
Nevertheless, the findings from the present study can give useful implications to policymakers.
These results give implications for further research in the field of learning, memory and training of the horse.
These results give some implications to the unit size of the microdomains formed upon the disorder-to-order transitions (ODT) for fAα > fAα, crit.
To give functional implications to the data obtained in Figure 1, we investigated if CFP10-DCs induce suppressor in vivo primary responses to BCG and if conditioning DCs with RANTES or IP-10 could induce pro-inflammatory responses.
In addition, the results of this work would give some implications to improve the quality of biodiesel from higher plants and microalgae.
*A previous version of this story gave implication that Frank Perdue had died.
"Given such significant international implications to the case, and given Khodorkovsky's former stature, one might expect a large amount of focus on the Yukos case inside Russia," noted a US diplomat in Moscow last year, according to the WikiLeaks documents.
Consideration is given to implications of analysis for unreplicated and replicated data, to statistical power, and to statistical tests for difference and equivalence.
