Sentence examples for has special implications from inspiring English sources
This fact has special implications for the attempts to manipulate the fatty acid composition of the oil.
This has special implications for very young children and those who have traditionally been marginalized or excluded from decision-making such as girls, children with disabilities and those from minority groups.
While the higher prices have a general impact on the drug-taking public, consumer advocates said the higher prices have special implications for Medicare, which Congress barred from negotiating prices with drug makers when lawmakers devised the new so-called Part D drug program.
Our results have special implications for neuronal integrators that maintain a steady firing rate through recurrent excitation.
In military organizations, IPV may have special implications, such as the potential of service-related mental disorders to trigger IPV.
Higher prevalence of vitamin D deficiency but no greater risk of psychosis in African Americans, if confirmed, may have special implications for health disparity and treatment outcome research.
The regulation of TSC2 and mTOR by AMPK might have special implications because the PI3K-Akt signalling pathway is constitutively active in many cancers.
In this version we began changing the teaching approach, asking the instructor to reduce the time dedicated to teaching informative topics and to focus more on complex topics and ideas that have special significance and implications.
China also has a large elderly population, and the policy of one child per family also has special implications for elderly care.
This is particularly the case for eusocial Hymenoptera, despite the special implications that their life style and evolutionary history have on sexual conflict.
