Sentence examples for implication in terms of from inspiring English sources

Most depressing of all, there might be a wider implication, in terms of the decline in tolerance of homosexuality among teenagers.

The results have clear implication in terms of prediction of facies tract and geometry of oil and gas reservoirs deposited under similar conditions.

For that reason, it is suggested that the fast rise of cloud-computing solutions has certain implication in terms of knowledge lifecycle, shall it be around the creation of knowledge, the sharing of knowledge to internal and external audiences, or its reusability to meet the needs of organization and beneficiaries of new KM services.

This has major implication in terms of vaccination strategy as TLR4 agonists are now used in newly-developed vaccines targeting this age group.

Further, failing multiple nursing assessments had a greater implication in terms of in-hospital mortality than failing just one.

This has important implication in terms of complications and severe illness and a higher risk of transmission in specific groups, such as MHSM [ 12].

The growing number of repossessions has implications in terms of court costs and expensive temporary accommodation.

The issue of funding for religious institutions also has implications in terms of curriculum.

Our current use of rare earth metals has huge implications in terms of toxic pollution.

"There are implications in terms of inflation, foreign exchange, imports and sustainability.

"We have very little understanding about the full implications in terms of an exit strategy," Mr. Kennedy told reporters.