Sentence examples for has severe implications on from inspiring English sources

Changes in the shape, mechanical characteristics or the integrity of the erythrocyte has severe implications on the functionality of the cell, as can be seen in several dysfunctional states of the erythrocyte, whether it is environmentally induced, due to hereditary defects or diseased states [ 3].

"It's something that has severe implications on privacy and First Amendment rights and there is no basis to believe it improves security at all".

Even a restructuring would likely have severe implications on his 125-member staff.

The strength of a slope materials and groundwater depth (GWD) could have severe implications on the stability of the slope (Tables 11, 12, 13).

Without local capacity to continue assistance in the absence of the organization's local presence, the possibility for abrupt stoppage of assistance is great and may have severe implications on beneficiaries and future attempts at reinstating assistance.

However, termination of drug release from such a CRDDS at tdel and/or a declining drug input function towards the terminal phase of tdel from a first order kinetic CRDDS can have severe implications on plasma drug concentration and steady state fluctuations for a drug with very short half-life.

Moreover, it is clear that the Ebola outbreak will have severe implications on the economies in the region.

UNICEF's report shows that, even if children are not direct victims of family violence, witnessing the violence can have severe implications on children's development, health, their ability to learn or even their willingness to attend school.

This lack of reliability in final examinations not only infringes on statistical test standards but also has severe implications for the professional development and life of a vast number of students.

"This judgment also has severe implications for the public purse, not just due to appeals, but also future legal aid bills.

"The inevitable result is that loans keep growing, and therefore so does... the probability of a major crisis that... also has severe implications for the real economy".