Sentence examples for has its implication from inspiring English sources
However, initiating enteral feeds within 24 hours of mechanical ventilation may be difficult as some patients may have other acute problems that first need to be treated The time taken to achieve full feeds has its implication on the overall morbidity of patients in the sense that an escalating energy deficit has shown to be associated with increased mortality and morbidity [ 15, 16].
Heft, of course, is not the only component of good scrummaging but it has its implications if Jones's England intend to pick comparatively light second-rows such as Courtney Lawes.
That obviously has its implications, just as do Poulter's original declarations of his desire to make the team by right.
But monogamous marriage, respectable jobs, and earning lots of money… aspiring to that has its implications.
The techniques are non-invasive, and include measuring muscle, skin and pupil response". The success of such techniques obviously has its implications in political theory, but is also relevant in learning theory.
It is imperative to realize that almost always the social exclusion of certain groups of people has its implications of the society as a whole, in the long run.
The importance of voiding dysfunction with detrusor overactivity, underactivity or dysfunctional elimination disorder in the aetiology of VUR should not be underestimated [ 4, 30] and this has its implications in the treatment offered to these children.
The intensity of the attacks had its implications on international shipping and maritime security of near and distant countries like China, which has of late become assertive.
